The World Health Organization (WHO) recently referred to COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus, as a pandemic. In this uncertain time, Doylestown families are focused on protecting their loved ones and maintaining their health....

Deciding when to limit or stop a senior loved one's driving is never easy and can be a sensitive subject. For them, driving may represent freedom and independence. Recognizing the signs early and knowing how to approach this touchy topic can help ensure your senior stays safe without feeling a loss of autonomy.

Whether it’s on a short- or long-term basis, sticking to a physical therapy program is an integral part of achieving optimal results. Here are a few ways in-home caregivers can help seniors follow their physical therapy program.