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Home care is necessary for many seniors. An aide can assist with daily tasks. Advanced care is available for people with health conditions. In-home care can be expensive, and some families may need help knowing where to start. You can contact an agency to begin receiving care. Or you can apply for state-funded programs. This article will discuss how to apply for elderly home care in Pennsylvania.

October is Physical Therapists’ Month, and one patient shines a light on the profound impact that these dedicated professionals have on their patients’ lives.   Denise W., a triple amputee, had one goal when she came to Reading Hospital Rehabilitation at Wyomissing, Acute Rehab Unit (ARU) in January – to learn how to walk with her prosthetic legs.   Denise was in a car accident 13 ye

Most families realize home care is expensive. But if you are ready to hire a caregiver for your loved one, you need to know, how much does home care cost? Determining an estimate will help you figure out a budget. Unfortunately, there is no one answer to the question, how much does in-home care cost. Various factors determine how much you will spend. This article will review the variables to give

When your loved one gets older, they may require extra Care. Home care is a recommended option. It provides your loved one the assistance they need to maintain their independence from the comfort of their homes. Families may wonder, what is home care? What can I expect? What does it entail? This article will tell you all you need to know. What is Home Care? Home care involves an attendant com

February is American Heart Month, which is the perfect time to review the best ways to stay healthy. This is especially important for loved ones between the ages of 35-54, as well as seniors. It’s never too late to make lifestyle changes to improve heart health. The Center For Disease Control has tips and tricks for heart awareness month to help get you started on the path to wellness. What bet

This time of year brings colder temperatures and less sunlight during the winter months, which can affect seniors differently than when they were younger. Seniors over the age of 65 are more likely to develop hypothermia, so extra precautions should be taken to ensure their safety. It’s important for caregivers for loved ones know winter homecare tips and what to look for. Start by adding layers