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Live-In Dementia Care Reduces Hospitalizations and Improves Health Outcomes
Caring for a loved one with dementia can feel impossible for families as their loved one’s disease progresses, but choosing a live-in care service such as Home to Stay could make all the difference. Our specially trained caregivers provide around-the-clock support and companionship to individuals living with dementia in the comfort of their own homes, improving overall health outcomes and reducing potential hospitalizations. [...]
Tips for Teaching Life Skills to Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Life Skills for Adults Living with Developmental Disabilities Living with developmental disabilities presents unique challenges, especially when it comes to mastering essential life skills. However, individuals with developmental disabilities can enhance their independence and quality of life with the right strategies and support. Below are some practical approaches and techniques that caregivers can implement to teach vital life skills to adults with developmental [...]
Veterans’ Mental Health and Well-Being
As we honor and celebrate the bravery and sacrifice of our veterans, it's crucial to shine a spotlight on an often overlooked aspect of their well-being: mental health. The many psychological challenges that veterans face, such as depression, anxiety, and substance abuse, must be addressed in order for them to live a fulfilling life after they have completed their service. Fortunately, there are [...]
A Day in the Life of the Meaningful Day Program
To better understand the Meaningful Day Program, Home to Stay (H2S) wants to share the program through the eyes of one of our program participants. In this case study, we follow Sean, an individual experiencing a difficulty that is all too common in the world of generalized disability day care programs – activities that are not of interest to the participant. Learn how [...]
Financial Tips for People Living with Autism
Navigating personal finances can be challenging for anyone, but for adults living with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), the task can sometimes feel overwhelming. From budgeting effectively to setting up a bank account, there are unique considerations to keep in mind when managing your money. Whether your loved one is planning on moving out or has already made this transition, here are some financial [...]
Is it Dementia or Just Normal Aging?
As we continue to age, it's natural for our memory to fade and our cognitive abilities to decline. But how do you know when these changes are simply a part of getting older, or if they could be early signs of dementia? Many aging adults experience changes in their mental abilities and overreact, not knowing that those changes are entirely normal. In this [...]
Reasons a Day Program Might Not Be a Good Fit
While day programs can be suitable for some adults living with disabilities, they may not always be the best option for everyone due to various reasons. Top Reasons a Day Program Might Not Be a Good Fit for an Adult Living with Disabilities Social Anxiety Activities that aren't suited to the individual’s abilities or interests Conflict with other attendees Limited Staff to properly [...]
Developmental Disability Awareness Month
Since 1987, March has been recognized as Developmental Disability Awareness Month - a month dedicated to “increasing public awareness of the needs and potential of Americans with developmental disabilities.” According to the CDC, developmental disabilities are a "group of conditions due to an impairment in physical, learning, language, or behavior areas." These conditions oftentimes impose a variety of daily challenges that those living with them bravely endure. [...]
Why Sleep is Important for Seniors
Elderly Care in Woolwich Township NJ: It is not unusual for older adults to toss and turn in their sleep every once in a while, but it is a problem when they have having trouble sleeping more times than not. Fortunately, sleep problems are a common problem among elders because of their changing sleep habits.
Women and Alzheimer’s Disease
Alzheimer's is a progressive disease that affects a person’s memory and cognitive ability. There are millions of people across the globe living with Alzheimer’s, and nearly 500,000 new cases are being diagnosed each year. While the debilitating disease can strike anyone, research has shown that women are actually more likely to develop the disease than men. Below, we will look into the complexities [...]
Care Planning for Early Stage Alzheimer’s
Elder Care in Mt. Laurel NJ: Here are some of the care planning considerations for an elderly adult in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease.
Home to Stay Receives 2024 Best of Home Care®
February 6, 2024 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Kristin Kane Ford Phone: 215-880-8196 Email: kristin@kpsocialmedia.com Home to Stay Home Care Solutions Receives 2024 Best of Home Care® – Leader in Experience Award, Provider of Choice Award, and Employer of Choice Award [CHERRY HILL, NJ] – Home to Stay announced today that it received the distinguished 2024 Best of Home Care – Leader in [...]
