Home Health News

Studies show Mediterranean diet may slow aging

Studies have shown that a Mediterranean diet can be a key to aging in place.

Hosting an age-friendly Thanksgiving

This Thanksgiving, consider the contributions of caregivers and their support of our aging loved ones.

Aging in a 'walkable' neighborhood helps maintain wellness

A recent study found that neighborhoods that encourage walking can protect against cognitive decline in older adults.

November is National Family Caregivers month

Caregivers often make great sacrifices to provide their family members and loved ones with the confidence required to successfully age in place.

Survey: National services for aging in place increased in 2013

With over 90 percent of the country's older adults electing to pursue aging in place, these services are key to maintaining quality of life, especially for those in suburban or rural areas.

Technology is supporting older adults' independent living needs

A new study in the American Journal of Public Health found that two-thirds of older adults will need some form of assistance to manage the activities of daily living.

Fall prevention program finds considerable success

Independa's innovative solutions can support exercise and fall-prevention initiatives.

Preparing the home to support aging in place

Older Americans are now able to age safely and comfortably in their own homes as a result of advancements in care technology.

Home Health vs. Home Care? Who Cares? You Should!

Will future generations have robot caretakers?

While robot caretakers may have a presence in the future, innovative caregiving solutions are currently available.

Harnessing the latest technology to support aging in place

Independa's caregiving solutions integrate seamlessly with caregiver monitor sensors, providing a powerful answer for the concerns of aging in place.

Daughters found to give disproportionate level of care

A recent study found that daughters spend roughly twice as much time caring for their aging parents, but innovative solutions may soon close that gap.

Reducing the burden of regular doctor visits

Virtual appointments offer a convenient solution for both patients and providers.

The popularity of aging in place introduces new challenges

A professor at the University of Buffalo shared some important considerations that help guide decisions to age in place.

Planning early eases the burden of LTC

Having a conversation about long term care before the need becomes urgent can help families avoid stress and be better prepared for the future.