As we age, it becomes more and more important to have personal, financial, and legal matters squared away in the unfortunate event that we are rendered temporarily or permanently unable to make decisions or function as we used to. Some examples of matters that warrant attention include repairing broken relationships, ensuring financial solvency, and considering what your wishes are in the event of a health crisis. One of the most powerful tools for competent seniors to use is an advance directive. Let’s learn more!

Making the decision to hire in home care help for a loved one can be full of conflicting emotions. This can especially be the case for the senior or relative who requires help. Some of the common issues our clients have faced are fears about becoming less capable, having a stranger in their own home, fear of abandonment by adult children, or just recognizing that they can’t do the same things they once could. But we still want to do the best we can for our loved ones, and sometimes that means hiring someone to assist with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs).

After serving families in the Philadelphia area for more than 30 years, here are some of the suggestions we’ve come up with to assist in the transition from family caregivers to hired caregivers:

Did you know that May is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month? While the name may initially lead you to think about common sports like soccer, basketball, or baseball, there is really so much more available for people who want to improve their fitness and quality of life. Unfortunately, this can be a difficult endeavor for many people who are mobility-limited due to age, illness, or injury. But the benefits of physical fitness cannot be overstated, and for this reason, it’s important for seniors and caregivers alike to seek out opportunities to improve physical well being. In this blog, we’ll take a look at some non-traditional or alternative ways to get seniors moving…and maybe breaking even breaking a sweat!

We have some excellent news to share: Pennsylvania Agency of Nurses is looking to fill multiple positions in the home care sector! As a nurse-owned, nurse-operated home care agency, we have been providing excellent care to families in Delaware, Philadelphia, and Montgomery counties, as well as the Main Line area for three decades. The quality of care we provide is unmatched, and our customers think so, too! For this reason, we are looking for skilled, compassionate, and eager caretakers who have a passion for helping others. Read below to learn more about the available positions and our company.