Winter viruses like the flu, COVID-19, and RSV can pose greater risks for older adults, especially during the colder months. This resource shares simple, practical steps families can take to reduce risk, stay informed, and support healthy aging at home throughout winter virus season.
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Talking to a loved one about home care can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to protect their independence and dignity. This guide offers compassionate, practical ways to start the conversation gently, listen with empathy, and explore support options together, at their pace.
Explore this comprehensive overview of California’s official aging programs—from meal assistance and caregiver support to health services, safety resources, and financial protection. This guide brings together trusted state information to help families navigate aging with clarity and confidence. Learn about key services designed to support older adults living safely and independently at home.
Caring for a loved one can be emotional and overwhelming, especially when you’re unsure if it’s time to bring in extra support. Here are six signs your parent or loved one may need in-home help to stay safe, comfortable, and independent — and how to know when hiring a caregiver can make life easier for your whole family.
Home is where routines, memories, and comfort live—and it’s why most older adults want to remain there as they age. Discover what it takes to age safely at home, the challenges families may face, and the support that makes independent living possible.
Caring for an older adult often involves several people — family members, professional caregivers, nurses, therapists, and physicians — all working together to help someone live safely and comfortably at home.One of the simplest yet most effective tools for keeping everyone connected is a visible client information sheet, posted somewhere […]
This form is designed for clients to keep in a visible and easily accessible location, such as on their refrigerator or kitchen counter. It provides caregivers with critical at-a-glance information during each visit — including emergency contacts, medical details, daily medication reminders, and key instructions. By having this sheet available, […]
Learn the difference between home health and non-medical home care. Alice Care provides trusted, licensed caregivers who help seniors live safely and independently at home.
Learn how IHSS works in California, who qualifies, and why alice.care can’t accept IHSS—but can fill in when caregivers cancel or hours fall short.
This free guide from alice.care breaks down every senior living option — from independent and assisted living to in-home and respite care. Learn what each option costs, who it’s best for, and how to make confident decisions for your loved one.