There’s no real pattern to people’s grieving. Sometimes it can creep up on you and you find yourself feeling blue. This all a normal part of the overall process. The best thing you can do for you loved one is to talk and to listen.

They can keep their very favorite things. The trick is to help them decide what those are. When you have this kind of heart-to-heart it seems to lessen the impact of the changes.

I don’t think Dad hears well anymore He seems silent when a group is talking. Could he have a hearing issue or do you think the “room noise” is making it hard for him to concentrate?

My parents seem to get rattled easy when there is a lot going on. Is this typical of people in their golden years?

“Home Care” is a simple phrase that encompasses a wide range of health and social services. These services are delivered at home to recovering, disabled, chronically or terminally ill persons in need of medical, nursing, social, or therapeutic treatment and/or assistance with the essential activities of daily living.

August is National Cataract Awareness Month and Sound Options’ Vision Month.   It’s common as we age that our senses change and we often experience some challenges in hearing, seeing and even in our sense of taste.  Whether you’re experiencing some loss of sense or you’re caring for someone who is, Sound Options can provide resources and [...]

Mom seems to be forgetting things. Should I be concerned?

New Q&A Blog Feature!!

Call the Silver Advisors Today!! Sound Options is collaborating with Silverplanet.com  as the preferred Silver Advisor to offer problem-solving phone consultations on various issues of interest to caregivers and seniors and provide written reports summarizing discussions and recommendations. To introduce their services, Silver Advisors will be available for FREE, 30-minute problem-solving consultations from July 6 through [...]

Silver Advisors are here to help! Call today and get the ball rolling.