Most seniors prefer to “age in place”, which means they want to stay home throughout the aging process rather than moving in with a relative or going to a care facility. Over time, though, seniors may find certain tasks more difficult to perform. While family and...

I took the family to the Puyallup fair last month and saw this grandma walking around on stilts (see picture). Wow! She reminded me of the founding principles of our company and I want to share them with you in post. When I founded Husky Senior Care: The Stay Home...

24 Hour In Home Care is the pinnacle of senior care because it is one-on-one round the clock care at home. With this model, a certified caregiver lives with the client and acts as a personal assistant for all things. The caregiver shops, prepare meals, and eats with...

The First Quick Rule for Evaluating a Senior Living Community I worked in senior living for fifteen years and here are 2 quick rules for evaluating a senior living community. The first rule is to focus on the people, not the building. If you like and trust the...

Seniors often find that many age-related changes can be navigated independently. Over time, though, their needs may increase so that some form of assistance is needed to help them maintain their daily routines. Most seniors wish to “age in place” - a choice to...

This post is dedicated to the power of thankfulness in our lives and work. It is also indirectly about how the attitudes of people in our In Home Senior Care company influence the quality of service that the company can provide. The Power of Thanksgiving in Our In...