Hospitals save the lives of many seniors each year. Yet studies show that time spent in the hospital can leave seniors vulnerable to infections, delirium, bedsores, sleeplessness and even falls. Many patients are readmitted within 30 days of...

Did you know that there are more than 100 types of arthritis? The most common is osteoarthritis, in which the tissues in the joint (such as a knee or hip) break down over time. There’s also rheumatoid arthritis, which is an autoimmune and inflammatory...

Thanksgiving marks the commencement of the holiday season, a period not only dedicated to expressing our thanks but also to extending our generosity toward others. Generosity and gratitude have long been credited for helping improve relationships and...

Twinkling lights and festive songs herald the arrival of the holiday season, a time typically filled with family, joy, and tradition. When a loved one has Alzheimer’s, these occasions can feel different. Family members may wonder if they can still host as...

Experiencing the Impact of Dementia Symptoms Autumn Leaves Memory Care Assisted Living will be hosting members of the Right at Home Upstate staff as presenters for a unique interactive experience called Dementia Live. This special event challenges...

GREENVILLE, S.C. —The month of April is Parkinson's Awareness Month, an opportunity to increase awareness and understanding of the neurological disease that affects movement and can cause tremors. Renee Pfister, owner of Right at Home, discusses the...

GREENVILLE, S.C. — Local senior care expert, Renee Pfister, says the holidays can be a good time to have important conversations with loved ones about their future plans and wishes. Watch "SC senior care expert shares ways to start conversations about the...

Right at Home Clemson and Greenville owner, Renee Pfister and her son, Ford, teach how to wash hands properly while singing a tune. The song Ford sings was taught to him by his pre-school teacher!

Caring for a family member with dementia is a challenging journey, often filled with emotional and physical strains. While the primary caregiver bears the brunt of these challenges, other family members can provide meaningful support—even from far away...

With the holidays behind us, many of us may find ourselves grappling with a sense of emptiness. The departure of family members and the dimming of festive decorations often leave a void, further deepened by the shorter, gloomier days of winter. This lack...