Everybody needs a little help sometimes, and seniors tend to need more assistance as they age. In the senior care industry, you’ll often hear people refer to activities of daily living, or ADLs. Most seniors have certain ADLs in common that become more challenging to perform with age or as they develop new health conditions…
Many seniors prefer to age in place because they want to be surrounded by familiar places, people, and belongings. However, having their loved ones living at home is often a concern for some family members who feel their elderly loved ones won’t be safe or have the necessary care. Read on for details about aging…
It’s with great pleasure that we announce Corio by Institute on Aging (IOA)’s exceptional achievement in being honored with not just one but three prestigious awards from Home Care Pulse. Join us in celebrating the remarkable success of the Corio by IOA team, who have demonstrated unwavering commitment and dedication to excellence in home care…
Maintaining independence and living comfortably is more manageable for many seniors when they age in place, which is why they tend to prefer this option. Aging in place can boost their physical, mental, and emotional health for several reasons. Below are some of the main reasons your senior loved one may want to age in…
Performing activities of daily living (ADLs) can increase independence for older adults, allowing them to age in place. While there are many seniors who can perform ADLs without assistance, other aging adults may need help with everything from bathing to cooking, mobility, and more. As a family caregiver, you must learn what your aging loved…
Seniors do best when they’re able to maintain their independence for as long as possible. They’ll be more likely to eat healthier when they can enjoy meals in the comfort of their own kitchens. They may also retain more cognitive abilities when they’re able to follow a normal daily routine. Increasing independence at home for…