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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Rivers of Hope Receives Home Care Agency Accreditation from the Home Care Alliance of Massachusetts, Inc. Brockton, MA – Rivers of Hope, a community-based organization that provides care and support for individuals with intellectual, developmental, and physical disabilities, is proud to announce that it has received Home Care Agency Accreditation from the … Continue reading Rivers of Hope Achieves Home Care Excellence with Accreditation from the Home Care Alliance of Massachusetts, Inc.

More benefits of drinking water than just quenching thirst. Given that our bodies contain roughly 60% water, maintaining hydration is beneficial to our health. Your body needs water to maintain a healthy temperature, transport nutrients and oxygen to all parts of the body, flush out waste, safeguard your organs, and keep your joints flexible. Water … Continue reading 7 Tips for Getting the Water You Need

It’s already July, which means this 4th of July weekend will be filled with fun, family, and fireworks. But Independence Day might be a little bittersweet for elderly people who have trouble living independently. Age-related challenges can make it difficult for many seniors, particularly those who need in-home care, to completely enjoy the holiday. Our … Continue reading Celebrate 4th of July with Rivers of Hope

Father’s Day can be made even more enjoyable with senior-friendly activities. Spending quality time with the significant man (or men) in your life is a considerate approach to show him how much you care on Father’s Day. We’ve compiled a list of 16 fun Father’s Day activities for seniors that will appeal to a wide … Continue reading Father’s Day

Dehydration is harmful to the health of seniors. Everyone, but especially older persons who are more susceptible to dehydration, should drink enough water. According to a UCLA research, 40 percent of seniors may be chronically dehydrated. Dehydration is a common result, and it can lead to a range of major health issues, including UTIs, falls, … Continue reading DEHYDRATION IN SENIORS: AN OFTEN-OVERLOOKED HEALTH RISK

Memorial Day is a national holiday in the United States dedicated to honoring and remembering those who died while serving in the military. It is a time when many people pay tribute to service personnel who have made the ultimate sacrifice to protect our country’s freedoms.   It is also the unofficial start of summer, … Continue reading Top 5 Memorial Day Activity Ideas for Senior Living

Stories Stories foster community and bring us together (even if we can’t be physically present). Stories are a terrific way to learn about and engage with others, whether you’re a group of friends, a neighborhood community, or an organization. Remember that everyone has various interests, technology access, and comfort levels as you plan. The finest … Continue reading Old American Month 2022 Activities

Organizing Your Care When You’re Caring for Others’ Caregivers for people with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia should manage their stress to avoid burnout and maintain their productivity. High caregiving optimism What is Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia? Memory loss and other mental abilities are referred to as dementia. that are severe enough to cause problems in … Continue reading SELF-CARE AND STRESS MANAGEMENT

Daffodil Days, which are normally conducted in March, use this cheerful symbol to raise funds and awareness for cancer. Every year, cancer claims the lives of almost 600,000 Americans and affects countless others. The daffodil has been a symbol of optimism and endurance in the face of cancer since the 1950s. The vibrant blossom symbolizes … Continue reading HISTORY OF DAFFODIL DAY