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Improving Aging Quality of Life All Home Care Matters is honored to welcome our guest, Dr. Richard Caro the co-founder of Tech-Enhanced Life. Dr. Richard G. Caro is co-founder of Tech-enhanced Life, a Public Benefit corporation with the mission of improving the quality of life of the aging and their families. He is also CEO of […]

Dementia Documentary by Renée Brack All Home Care Matters is privileged to share with our listeners and viewers an exclusive interview with the Director and Creator of the new dementia documentary, Renée Brack. Renée was also joined by Dementia Champion, Tim England. Tim was a part of the film as an expert consultant. Throughout this in-depth

Nutritional Health for Seniors with Dementia This is our first installment of our three-part mini-series on Nutritional Health for Seniors. Today’s Quick Tips episode covers some tips, tools, and resources that can help you and your loved one with dementia ensure they are getting the nutrients they need during mealtimes. Check out today’s episode for more

Vicki MacGregor on Handling Williams Syndrome All Home Care Matters is honored to welcome a very special guest, Vicki MacGregor. Vicki is sharing her personal story and experience of her son, Stephen. Stephen was diagnosed with Williams Syndrome when he was 13 months old. We discuss what it was like as she was raising Stephen and

Caregiver Support and Caregiver Resources All Home Care Matters is honored to welcome a very special guest on this episode, Bill Cohen CSA. Bill is a caregiver support group leader and speaker, an Alzheimer’s Association volunteer and advocate, Certified Senior Advisor (CSA)®, and the owner of Cohen Caregiving Support Consultants LLC. Bill’s journey to becoming a

Tips for Family Caregivers Are your siblings in denial about your parent’s health? Do you not know how to talk to your siblings about your parent’s health or what you need in order to keep providing care for them? Check out today’s caregiving 101 quick tips episode for tips, tools, and resources on how to handle

What’s Wrong with Grandpa? (Talking with Kids about Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease) Dementia is hard on everyone, but it can be especially difficult and confusing for children that have grandparents with dementia. If you’re looking for help and information on how to help your child process their feelings about a loved one with dementia and ways

Caring for Aging Parents Parenting is difficult, but what about parenting a parent? Many adults are finding themselves taking care of aging loved ones. Today, we are talking about how to balance this relationship shift and how best to care for your parent during this time. Check out today’s episode for information on Caregiving 101 on

Preparing for the Long Term Care Crisis One of America’s biggest challenges it will have to overcome in the next decade is the long term care crisis. The baby boomer generation is reaching retirement age and the aging population is rising with that generation. With advanced age comes a higher likelihood of needing long term care

Helping Aging Parents Are you currently helping your aging parents or loved ones? Maybe you are starting to notice that your loved one is starting to need help in their day-to-day life. Today’s episode of All Home Care Matters covers some of the common issues and tips for family caregivers when helping aging parents. Watch the

Music Therapist, Alexis Baker All Home Care Matters had the privilege of welcoming music therapist, Alexis Baker to the show. During the interview Alexis demonstrates and shares how music therapy through a therapeutic process helps seniors and older adults become engaged and active through music. Alexis is founder and owner of Bridgetown Music Therapy, which improves

Exercising Against Dementia If you or a loved one have experienced any cognitive decline, you’re not alone. Many older adults experience memory issues, but there are some things you can do now to combat them later in life. Exercising your brain is just as important as exercising your body. After all, you lose what you don’t