The latest from the CARE Blog.

Williams Syndrome is a rather common genetic condition, yet it is one that not many know about. In this blog, we will discuss characteristics of Williams Syndrome and the importance of awareness and acceptance of those with this condition.

If you have a loved one with autism, it's essential to understand how to support them to help them thrive. In this blog we will look into some tips on how to support your loved one with this developmental condition.

Elders with COPD need the utmost care and attention. In this blog we will explore importance of elderly care for those with COPD, innovative approaches for management, and some challenges you may face in implementing these approaches.

While exercising is important at all points of life, it is especially important as you age. In this blog we will show you some moves to stay active while also staying safe!

From dealing with loneliness for those who are alone, to those whose health, resources or energy is restricting them from enjoying the holidays activities they know and love, it is important to do what you can to combat the holiday blues. 

In this blog, we will discuss the four essential benefits of receiving in-home care and if it may be the right fit for you and your family.

It is no secret that as we age, our bodies don’t exactly work the same as they once did. Heat related incidents are commonplace when living in the south and it is imperative to stay in the know of how you can combat the heat when your body can no longer keep up. 

The recipe for a long, healthy life includes two essential ingredients -- fresh air and sunshine. Filling your home with greenery brightens things up and filters the air for better breathing. Indoor houseplants help seniors breathe easier in summer and all year long.

In this blog, we will look at mental health in the elderly and what we can do to help uplift those who are struggling with their mental health.

What does it truly mean to be a caregiver? Let's take a look at the characteristics that we believe make an exceptional caregiver.

Times have been for the elderly, especially with the onset of new protocols for COVID-19 causing more isolation. Here are ways to safely include your elderly family member in the joys of the new year.

It's no secret that regular life has changed because of COVID-19. All over the world, society has learned to adjust to the new normal brought about by the global pandemic. We've had to fit our lives around the new reality of COVID.

Our in-home care services are not focused solely on the elderly loved ones in your family. We offer specialized assistance for individuals with disabilities as well!

Can you believe we have spent the last 30 years caring for those you CARE for most? We wanted to celebrate this milestone with a logo that better expresses our mission.

We know that as fulfilling as caring for others may be, family members can often forget to take care of themselves. Read on to determine if our respite care services are right for you and your family.

At CARE, we know the importance of keeping your loved ones healthy, but we also understand why it matters to stay happy. For elders living alone, accomplishing simple tasks that used to be easy can become a struggle and a source of frustration.

If you have recently been diagnosed with COPD, you probably have a lot of questions. Learning how to live your best life with COPD starts with learning to take care of yourself.

In-home care is a big decision for your family. You need to know that when you invite someone into your home to help your loved one, they are qualified, experienced, and trustworthy.

It’s National Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Month, and an excellent time to think about whether your loved one is getting enough nutrients in their diet. Seniors can be picky eaters.

CARE, Inc. has over 400 employees but still maintains a small and local company feel. Once you’re part of the CARE Team, you’re part of a growing network of committed and CARE-ing individuals...

CARE inc. provides long-term care for toddlers and children with special needs or disabilities. Accomplishing day-to-day tasks can be difficult and overwhelming for special needs guardians.

At CARE, we care deeply for your family, and we tailor our care to meet their specific needs. We help get them to their appointments, will run errands with or for them, and we are here to make sure they stay healthy.

Here at CARE, we’re committed to helping you and your family make the right choice. You and your loved ones are never a number; we focus on finding the right solutions for each person’s individual needs.

Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of irreversible blindness in people over 40. While this disease can’t be cured, some steps can be taken to manage the effects.

This time of year is usually focused on gathering together and participating in traditions. While the year and this holiday season are not unfolding like we hoped, there is still joy to be found in this season.

One in three Americans die because of Alzheimer’s, a degenerative brain disease that is a form of dementia. This month we are focusing on understanding the signs of this disease that affect nearly 5.8 million individuals aged 65 and older. 

At CARE, your health is our top priority. We are honoring Breast Cancer Awareness month by providing our senior women with ways to Think Pink!

It's Healthy Aging Month! And, this September we are providing tips for improving your loved one's and your physical, mental, social and financial well-being. It's not too late to take control of your health!

August is National Wellness Month. Make sure the senior in your life is staying healthy by helping them incorporate healthy eating, regular exercise, and more.

July is National UV Safety Month and the perfect time to talk about protecting you and your family.

Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s requires understanding, compassion, and patience. It can be challenging, but it is also rewarding to know you are making a difference. Below are just a few tips for enhancing your caregiving journey and your loved one’s quality of life.

Staying hydrated especially in the summer days is important for everyone, but especially seniors. Often, dehydration and heat exhaustion go hand in hand, so it is important to know what it is, how it happens, what the warning signs are, and tips for preventing it. 

When you can’t visit your loved one face-to-face, it is important to stay in touch from a distance. Relationships keep everyone living a healthier and fuller life, and sometimes we have to think of creative ways to maintain and foster these relationships.

At home activities and financial resources are important in times like these. At C.A.R.E. Inc. your family is ours! We want everyone to stay safe and healthy!

The days are long, and the nights can be longer. And sometimes ... you just need a break. You’re thinking, ​How can I ask for time away when my loved one can’t walk, talk, or even get a good night’s rest?‍It’s normal to feel that you shouldn’t leave or take time for yourself.

National Senior Independence Month celebrates seniors and empowers them to have the confidence and quality of life that comes with independent living.