DIY Face Mask

Studies are now suggesting that 50% of those who have COVID19 don’t even know they have it.  Many people are asymptomatic and could be spreading the virus.  The CDC is now recommending wearing a mask or cover to help prevent the spread.  If you don’t have a mask, below is the CDC guidelines on how…

As the US sets to reopen the Government, the FDA has set fourth new guidelines on how we should do our grocery shopping.  Wearing a mask will be a common clothing item while shopping to help protect the grocery workers and other shoppers in the marketplace.  The new guidelines report there is no evidence of…

I am very pleased to announce that Christine Fields has joined the Angel Team as Field Supervisor.  Christine joins Charlotte’s Angels after spending the past seven years with The Independent Living Center where she performed the duties as field supervisor and scheduler for the In-Home Division.  When Christine entered our doors two weeks ago to…

Having the proper tools of education and resources for family and agency caregivers is very important since 70% of all people with Alzheimer’s and Dementia are living at home. I am very pleased to announce that Kim Roy has recently completed the “Train the Trainer” certification course and is now a educator. Everyone who knows…

Many of us fear getting some form of dementia when we get older, such as Alzheimer’s disease. There are steps we can take that will increase the odds that we will maintain a healthy brain as we age. The good news is that the same steps that help keep our hearts healthy can also protect…

Managing medication and healthcare appointments at home can be challenging, but with some tips and organization, it can become easier. Here are some tips for managing medication and healthcare appointments at home: Remember, it’s important to follow your healthcare provider’s instructions and seek professional advice for any specific concerns or questions you may have. CA…