Senior Seeks to Assist Others, but He Wants Help With the House and Transportation Q. At 84, I feel pretty good most days, but I’m more isolated than ever after my wife died six months ago. I want to stay active beyond just cleaning the house every week, which would be a big boost for [...]
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Senior Seeks to Assist Others, but He Wants Help With the House and Transportation
October 31st, 2011Home Instead Senior Care Holiday Elf Program
October 31st, 2010Holiday Elf Plan Relax & Enjoy Yourself…. Let us help you have a stress free holiday! Our CAREGivers assist with: Holiday Shopping Holiday Baking Wrapping Gifts Addressing Holiday Cards Mailing Gifts and Cards Holiday Decorating Companionship to avoid holiday blues Ask for HOLIDAY ELF PLAN when scheduling beyond your regular hours and receive a FREE [...]
Guest Post by Paul Hogan, CEO of Home Instead Senior Care
May 25th, 2010Guest Post by Paul Hogan, CEO of Home Instead Senior Care Greetings, Early next year, the first of the baby boomers start turning 65, launching the biggest demographic shift in American history. Yes, these senior boomers will have healthcare insurance through Medicare. But that won’t mean much if there’s no one to provide the care, [...]
Statistics Forecast Need for More Care
May 6th, 2010Since May is Older Americans Month, what do the latest statistics tell us about growing older in the United States? What future needs are unfolding for seniors and their families?
An interesting profile is emerging that does provide a clearer picture of the face of aging in this country today and into the decades ahead. First of all, more people are centenarians. An estimated 104,754 seniors in the United States were at least 100 years old on Nov. 1, 2009, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.