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Aging gracefully on Oahu? Prepare your home & explore non-medical care for comfort & safety in paradise.

How many of these superfoods do you currently have in your diet?

Kristine, our Director of Care, shares her experiences as a young adult caring for her parents

Being a caregiver for someone who has dementia is incredibly difficult. Here's what you should know.

Memory loss diseases are difficult for some children to understand, but these books may be able to help.

Do you recognize the warning signs of caregiver burnout? If so, has it worsened over the course of the pandemic?

Recognizing the unsung hero: family caregivers

Start getting used to 10-digit phone numbers

After much debate, you finally decided to get extra help to care for your parents. What do you need to prepare? 

Seniors with dementia exhibit behaviors that may seem confusing or inexplicable. Here are 7 common symptoms:

Grandchildren often become prime caregiving candidates. Here are 4 coping strategies for our younger caregivers

Look out for these top safety risks in your loved one's home

Your aging parent feels sick. You take them to the doctor and find out they have COVID-19. Does this sound like you?

Medicaid. Medicare. Why is there so much confusion between the two?

For some, caregiving is another full-time job. So the big question is… can you get paid as a family caregiver?

In-home care can be a lifeline to seniors. It is cost effective, flexible, and keeps them comfortable.

Stress and depression can ruin your holidays. Follow these steps to prevent combat stress before it peaks

Caregiver burnout is a state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion.

How can I safely visit family?

Adults 65 years and older takes up 19% of Hawaii’s population, and as we begin to reopen it is imperative...

During the COVID-19 pandemic, our island banded together to find creative ways to help our kupuna while maintaining