Activities of Daily Living

A safe home is a happy home, especially for seniors. The start of a new year offers a great opportunity to review and improve home safety. By making small adjustments, families can help seniors stay comfortable, independent, and secure at home. This guide breaks down...

The start of a new year brings fresh opportunities. For seniors, it's the perfect time to set goals that keep them active and engaged. Staying physically, mentally, and socially connected can significantly enhance overall well-being. At With a Little Help, we’re dedicated to supporting seniors...

The New Year offers a fresh start. It’s a time to focus on what matters most—our relationships. For families with senior loved ones, caregiving can be an unexpected way to build stronger family bonds. While caregiving may bring challenges, it also presents opportunities for growth...

Many families aren't sure how to fully utilize Long-Term Care Insurance (LTCI). But when used correctly, it can be a lifeline. It offers financial support for ongoing care needs, allowing seniors to stay at home longer. This is where With a Little Help comes in....

Managing a chronic illness can be challenging at any stage of life, but it’s especially tough for seniors. Living with conditions like diabetes, arthritis, heart disease, or Parkinson’s impacts every aspect of daily life. Having the right support at home can...

Choosing the right caregiver for a loved one is one of the most important decisions families can make. Senior caregiving goes beyond providing daily help; it ensures the well-being, safety, and comfort of your loved one as they age at home. It’s critical to find...

Maintaining proper nutrition is crucial in care at home for seniors. As we age, our bodies require different nutrients to stay healthy and maintain energy. However, seniors often face challenges when it comes to preparing and consuming balanced meals. This is where caregivers step in....

As seniors age, caregiving needs change. Some may only require minimal assistance to live independently at home, while others need more hands-on care. Technology is bridging the gap. It’s supporting seniors and caregivers alike, helping maintain independence and peace of mind. From basic daily tasks...