Tips and Advice for Seniors and Their Families

Arthritis Symptoms & Care

Arthritis is one of the most common diseases in the US. Millions of adults and half of all people age 65 and older are troubled by this disease. Arthritis is best known as a condition of painful, stiff joints. In fact, there are a variety...

The Benefits of a Therapy Pet for Seniors

For many older adults, mobility limitations, health issues and low energy can keep them from the social engagement they once enjoyed. Especially in seniors who live alone, social isolation can lead to loneliness, depression and poor...

New Franchisee in Fort Bend County, TX

Hallmark Homecare, a Direct Referral Agency offering care coordination and caregiver recruiting, vetting and placement services to the elderly, recently awarded a franchise to Michelle Recinos, a Texas-based entrepreneur. Recinos will...

June is Men’s Health Month!

If you are feeling worn down as a caregiver for an aging loved one, you are not alone. You may feel isolated, at times, desperately needing the support of others and seeking guidance as to how to make your life a little easier.  One thing...

101 Things To Do With Someone with Dementia

Activities help to give purpose and meaning. Make each activity success-oriented, failure-free. Here are 101 ideas: Make collage from magazine Put together nuts and bolts Bake cookies Read paper Invite children to visit Read a letter out...

Preventing Caregiver Burnout

If you are feeling worn down as a caregiver for an aging loved one, you are not alone. You may feel isolated, at times, desperately needing the support of others and seeking guidance as to how to make your life a little easier.  One thing...

Hallmark Homecare Featured in the “Wolf Report”

Hallmark Homecare was featured in the Wolf of Franchises' "Wolf Report" which is a weekly analysis of franchise brands and the entrepreneurs behind them. The Wolf Report is written for current and aspiring franchise owners who want to...

Getting Educated About Alzheimer’s Disease

Alzheimer's disease is a progressive, irreversible disorder of the brain and the most common form of dementia. The disease affects the cognitive parts of the brain that are involved in thinking, remembering, and using language. It can...

Advice from a Caregiver on Stress Reduction

Lisa Bailey is a kindergarten teacher and caregiver to children and her husband who is undergoing cancer treatment. She shares her top coping strategies in this article for living a balanced life as a caregiver. You may find some of these...

How to Create Fun for Frail Seniors

As a caregiver, you are focused on your loved one’s safety, finances, medical treatment, nutrition and therapy. You busy yourself with doing everything in your power to keep them comfortable. You worry about their reduced energy level,...
Take a Time Out

Take a Time Out

Would you consider 24 million a big number? Approximately 24 million people are impacted by what we call The Sandwich Generation. This is a generation of people who are simultaneously caring for their children and their aging parents....

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Balance, Strength and Good Judgment

Balance, Strength and Good Judgment

Falls in the home can be contributed to many things. Four tips that we hear time and time again are: Have your vision checked Keep a regular exercise program Make your home safer Have your doctor check your medication According to the...

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Get Lost to Promote Brain Health

Get Lost to Promote Brain Health

Time and time again, studies have shown us that exercising the brain helps cognitive retention and is necessary for keeping us sharp as we age. “Use it or lose it,” Jimmy Conners tells us.  So. . .Get Lost! Getting lost is just one of the...

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If It Has a Beat, Age Doesn’t Matter

If It Has a Beat, Age Doesn’t Matter

By: Jen Sexton It’s hard to dance without smiling. Sure, it can be done, but when a good beat is playing, the body wants to move. One of my favorite dance inspirations is Ellen DeGeneres. Is she a professional dancer? No. A dance...

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Survival for “The Sandwich Generation”

Survival for “The Sandwich Generation”

On the very day that you are reading this, many Americans called in sick to work – not to care for themselves or their children, but to care for their aging parents. Baby Boomers are suddenly finding themselves with three jobs: employee,...

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Strength Training For Boomers and Seniors

Strength Training For Boomers and Seniors

Did you know that you don't have to lose your strength or muscle tone just because you're getting older? As long as you continue working your muscles, they'll continue working for you, by keeping you fit and independent. And if you use...

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Foods to Fight Disease

Foods to Fight Disease

Here’s a culinary credo that applies to both seniors and their Baby Boomer children: you need a healthy diet for a healthy life. When it comes to food, we can't ignore the facts — or the science. Research shows a healthy diet could help...

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Knowing When to Get Help

Knowing When to Get Help

For most of us independence and privacy is an important condition for a comfortable life. We each have our habits and methods of doing things, and life has a rhythm that just “fits” our personalities. But as people age and physical...

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Thank You!  5 Things to Know About Hallmark Homecare

Thank You! 5 Things to Know About Hallmark Homecare

Thank you for your request! One of our family care coordinators will contact you shortly.   Here are a few things you may be pleased to know about Hallmark Homecare: 1.)    You are working with senior care veterans. Our Internal...

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