Home Support

1. Hard Conversations with Senior Parents: talking about change

   Lucy remembers her first exposure to hard conversations with senior parents. Seven years ago Lucy and her husband, who were in their 50s, left their home and jobs in Chicago and moved to Maine. Not to retire … Continue

2. Diabetes Help in Maine: new center for diabetic care

   Do you have Type II diabetes? Are you worried that your family history or health factors put you at risk for diabetes? If you’re an adult living with the disease (or have a diabetic loved one) in the Midcoast … Continue

3. Does Your Elderly Loved One Need Home Care? Here are some signs.

   Because of several medical conditions, in the last years of his life Bob was unable to fend for himself. Fortunately, he was able to stay at home with the help of his family and a team of … Continue

4. Cherished Colors: An Art Show of Cape Memory Care residents benefiting the Alzheimer’s Association

        

5. 10 Transition Tips: Advise for moving someone who is affected by dementia.

     Lynn Peel Beach Glass Transitions If your loved one with dementia is moving from home into a senior living community, the following tips will help you to make the move successful! 1.Involve your elder as much … Continue

6. Caregiver Support: Meaningful Moments in the Home for those living with Dementia

   Sedgewood Commons Invites you to attend their most recent discussion series that supports caregivers who are caring for someone with dementia in the home.

7. Stroke Help: Mid Coast Hospital a Primary Stroke Center

   Need stroke help? If you’re living or vacationing in the mid coast area of Maine, getting help after a stroke has gotten easier. Mid Coast Hospital in Brunswick is now an Advanced Certification for Primary Stroke Centers. … Continue