Care & Services
Caregiver Tips
Summer Vacation Activities for Seniors with Limited Mobility
Family travel becomes a little more challenging when some of the travelers are aging and have disabilities or mobility…
Read More- Categories
-
Care Management
Retirement Living Guide: How to Create a Care Plan Before You Need One
If you don’t know the future, can you plan for it? The answer is yes, according to members of…
Read More -
Rehab & Therapy
Where Should You Rehab After a Hip or Knee Replacement?
When Karen Lootens Chantry had her arthritic hip replaced five years ago, she heeded her surgeon’s advice to recuperate…
Read More -
Rehab & Therapy
Keeping Your Senior Loved One Engaged During Rehabilitation
If your senior loved one is recovering from illness or surgery and is in rehab, it’s important to keep…
Read More -
Respite Care
Preparing Your Loved One for Respite Care
Taking care of your senior loved one while balancing your own needs in life can be difficult and stressful.…
Read More -
Alzheimer’s & Dementia
Ways to Talk With a Parent About Dementia
Michele Foss refers to it as The Great Bacon Incident. She had gotten a call at her Baltimore home…
Read More -
Care Management
Signs Your Loved One Needs In-Home Senior Care
Recognizing when a loved one needs in-home senior care can be a challenging process, especially if they appear to…
Read More -
Health & Wellness
How Voice-First Technology Helps Older Adults
“Seniors just don’t want to learn how to use technology.” That’s been the conventional wisdom for years, particularly as…
Read More -
Rehab & Therapy
The Benefits of Music Therapy for Seniors
Bethesda’s commitment to offering a complete continuum of care has resulted in innovation across the entire organization. By weaving…
Read More -
Alzheimer’s & Dementia
When Dementia is Misdiagnosed: Frontotemporal Dementia
Marriage problems take many couples by surprise. But Deborah Dolan was caught particularly unaware when her husband Todd began…
Read More -
Alzheimer’s & Dementia
How Seniors Can Proactively Promote Memory Health
As seniors age, the emphasis placed on stimulating their brains, or engaging in “memory health,” becomes increasingly important. However,…
Read More -
Care Management
Aging-in-Place Can Save Money on Senior Care
The vast majority of seniors want to live in their own homes, or “age-in-place,” for as long as possible.…
Read More -
Alzheimer’s & Dementia
When a Senior Doesn’t Realize Having Dementia
Both of Kathy Kling’s parents, who are divorced, have Alzheimer’s. Kling recently talked with her mother, Karen Kelly, about…
Read More
Want to find out more?
If you’d like to stay up to date with Bethesda Health Group, sign up here to receive our blog and newsletters!
"*" indicates required fields