Wrapped in Gratitude: Dorothy Dorothy’s voice is an instant stress relief—soft, calm, and enveloping, the kind of sound that gently wraps around you like a warm, cozy blanket. Within moments of meeting her, you feel peace, gratitude, and a quiet kind of joy that lingers long after the conversation ends. The very first thing Dorothy […]

What steps can I take to make sure my home is safer and easier to live in as I age?   For most older adults, aging in place—staying in the comfort of home—is the goal. But as we grow older, our homes don’t always keep up with our changing needs. A few thoughtful adjustments can […]

Caterina – Heart of Care A neatly swept front step. A welcoming garden tucked in for winter — plants wrapped and tended to. The soft hum of a bustling kitchen that has never really stopped being used. Homemade cookies arranged on a plate, all of it gave way to Caterina Pannesse’s well-loved home of sixty-two […]

How can I tell the difference between normal forgetfulness and signs of Dementia?   “Losing your keys is one thing — forgetting what the keys are for is a different story.” — Clare P., ABC Nurse A little forgetfulness can be a normal part of aging and usually doesn’t get in the way of daily […]

Joe Garrisi – The Heart of Care “Grab that chair and pull it up right beside me.” That infectious smile that twinkle in his eye, I couldn’t help myself. I placed the chair comfortably right next to Joe Garrisi. A Purple Heart recipient for his service in WWII, an actor at the Pasadena Playhouse alongside […]

Why Choose Home Healthcare When it comes to making decisions about care—whether for yourself or a loved one—it can feel overwhelming. There is much uncertainty, multiple choices, emotions flare, and it is difficult to know what the right choice is. It can make it hard to even know where to start. But one thing remains […]