May is National Stroke Awareness Month. Beginning in 1989, this year marks 32 years of encouraging stroke awareness. Every moment counts when it comes to a stroke. Take this opportunity to familiarize yourself with the symptoms to watch out for in...

We were recently featured on CBS58 News to discuss how we help clients, the Right at Home difference, and more. Thank you to Pauleen Le and the team at CBS58 News for recently hosting us on the morning segment. You can view the clip here or read a recap...

Making the decision to seek assistance for a loved one is a major life choice. It’s natural to be a little nervous and unsure of what to expect. You want the best for your loved ones, and they deserve it. We were recently named a Caring Star Agency for...

Did you know that there are more than 100 types of arthritis? Everyone's experience with arthritis is different, and what works for one person may not work for another. Here are several ways you can be helpful and supportive if you have a friend or loved...

Older adults looking to stay healthy and independent in their homes are wise to avoid any unnecessary hospitalizations should pay attention to their medication. More than half of all adverse drug reactions in older adults can be prevented. Here at Right...

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...

Back pain is a common complaint among older adults, often due to natural age-related changes in the structure and strength of the spine. The effects of a lifetime of gravity, wear and tear, and possibly injuries add up over time, contributing to...

The health care system can be difficult to understand for people of all ages. But as we age, navigating the system’s complexities can become more challenging. Older adults often face unique health concerns that require vigilant and proactive management...

Receiving a diagnosis usually brings a mixed bag of emotions. You may be relieved to find answers to questions about your health or symptoms—a welcome explanation for the previously unexplained. At the same time, you may question the way a diagnosis will...

Most of us want to stay in our homes as we get older. For veterans who want to remain in the comfort of their own home as they age or manage health conditions, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) covers a variety of in-home health care services. These...