Palliative care is often misunderstood. Learn the truth behind common myths and how it improves quality of life for patients and families.
Category: Senior Healthcare
Being Dementia Friendly — Technology That Cares
Technology is reshaping senior care with tools that support safety, independence, and connection—while still keeping the human touch essential.
Please Don’t use the “H” Word!
Hospice isn’t just about the end—it’s about compassionate support for patients and families. Learn how hospice care provides comfort, guidance, and dignity in life’s final chapter.
Seniors and Chronic Wounds: A Growing Concern in the United States
Chronic wounds are a growing threat to senior health, often leading to severe complications if untreated. Learn the causes, treatments, and when to seek care.
Why Use a Local Agent When Looking at Medicare or Health Insurance Options?
Working with a local Medicare or health insurance agent ensures you get the right plan, personalized service, and ongoing support.
Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period: What Is the Big Deal?
Understanding your options during Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period can help you avoid costly mistakes. Here’s what you can change—and why it matters.
Hospice: Dispelling the Myths
Hospice care is often misunderstood, leading to myths that prevent people from seeking its benefits. This article dispels common misconceptions, highlighting how hospice provides compassionate, comfort-focused care for patients and families.
Nursing and Caregiving is a Calling
Nurses and caregivers provide more than just medical support—they offer companionship, stability, and compassionate care that enhances the lives of their clients. This tribute honors the dedication of caregivers like Pam Boswell, whose legacy of excellence in nursing and accreditation at BrightStar Care® continues to inspire. Alongside her, we recognize the remarkable contributions of current caregivers who bring warmth and dedication to their clients every day.
Caring for Aging Loved Ones: How Geriatric Care Management Can Support You
Caring for an aging loved one can be overwhelming, but Geriatric Care Managers (GCMs) provide expert guidance and compassionate support. These professionals help families navigate medical, social, and logistical challenges with personalized care plans, advocacy, and crisis intervention. Whether managing Alzheimer’s care or coordinating long-distance support, GCMs offer clarity and reassurance, ensuring older adults receive the best possible care.
Seniors and Chronic Wounds: A Growing Concern in the United States
Chronic wounds affect millions of seniors, increasing the risk of severe complications. Early intervention and advanced treatments can improve healing and prevent amputations.
