Wear Red! National Wear Red Day
Wear Red Day is always the first Friday in February, which is American Heart Month, and raises awareness about heart disease.
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Wear Red! National Wear Red Day
Wear Red Day is always the first Friday in February, which is American Heart Month, and raises awareness about heart disease.
Glaucoma Can Lead to Irreversible Vision Loss
Glaucoma can occur at any age but is more common in older adults. It is one of the leading causes of blindness in those aged 60 and older.
Thyroid Dysfunction is Prevalent in Older Adults
Thyroid disorders have no age limits and the incidence of thyroid problems steadily increases with age.
What is the Medicare Extra Help Program?
Extra Help is a program that helps cover more Part D drug costs for certain people with limited resources and income.
Lower Costs for Insulin and Free Vaccines
In 2024, Part D drug plans cannot charge more than $35 for a one-month supply of insulin and recommended adult vaccines are now free.
The Value of an Independent Insurance Broker
Involve a licensed independent insurance broker when you have questions about the best available plans and supplements for you or your loved one.
Who Pays for Adult Day Care?
Adult day care services are an important source of respite for caregivers and their loved ones, and cost coverage is available through various means.
Respite, Adult Day Care Centers
Adult day care is an important respite opportunity for both you and your loved one with several funding options available.
Home Health Aide Bond
The benefit of introducing Helpful into the home extends beyond family caregiving to enhance the in-home care relationship.
Personal Care Agreements for Paid Family Caregivers
A formal document that outlines the terms and conditions of paying a family member for providing care and assistance.
Why Don't Home Health Aides Provide Skilled Care?
What the home health aide (HHA) can and cannot do is regulated by both the state and the home care agency, as well as national nursing guidelines.
Why Don't Home Health Aides Give Medications?
What the home health aide (HHA) can and cannot do is regulated by both the state and the home care agency, as well as national nursing guidelines.
Helpful is an app to make caregiving easier. We integrate your loved one’s insurance benefits, medical records and caregiving guides into an immediate, accessible and user-friendly experience. Helpful supports your care needs by eliminating administrative tasks and providing technology to support your caregiving experience.
