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Through the end of June, Mentor Up is holding intergenerational video game design workshops around the country. What does this mean for seniors? Any child between the ages of 10 and 18 can take a grandparent or friend over the age of 50 to collaborate in designing video games both generations can enjoy. It's a great way for young and old to bond, and for both to develop new skills. Call us at (916) 429-3277 for a FREE in-home consultation to find out how we can help you care for your senior loved one.

Amy Goyer faces the daily challenges of caring for her father who has Alzheimer's. In this insightful blog post, she talks about how she deals with her father's moodiness and unpredictable behavior. We can help you care for your senior loved one - give us a call at (916) 429-3277 for a FREE in-home consultation.

The right vehicle can make caregiving easier! Here are some useful tips from AARP on buying a car with senior-friendly features. We can help you care for your senior loved one - give us a call at (916) 429-3277 for a FREE in-home consultation. http://blog.aarp.org//amy-goyer-car-features-for-caregiv/

Do you feel forgetful? Here are some tips (link below) for reducing the memory lapses we all deal with. Call us at (916) 429-3277 for a FREE in-home consultation to find out how we can help you care for your senior loved one. http://www.aarp.org//in/memory-lapses-that-are-normal.html

Older Americans are staying sharp by playing bridge. In this pic, Warren Buffet, 84, is playing cards with Bill Gates, 59, and friends. AARP has a great article (link below) on how brain games could possibly delay Alzheimer's symptoms. Call us at (916) 429-3277 for a FREE in-home consultation to find out how we can help you care for your senior loved one. http://www.aarp.org//info-2015/bridge-for-brain-health.html

Seniors are eligible for free weight management counseling under the Affordable Care Act. Medicare covers the cost of the service through a patient's primary care provider's office. If your senior loved one regularly needs a ride to the doctor, call us at (916) 429-3277 for a FREE in-home consultation on our services.

Merry Christmas to you and yours from all of us at American Home Care. Call us at (916) 429-3277 for a FREE in-home consultation to find out how we can help you care for your senior loved one.

Through the end of June, Mentor Up is holding intergenerational video game design workshops around the country. What does this mean for seniors? Any child between the ages of 10 and 18 can take a grandparent or friend over the age of 50 to collaborate in designing video games both generations can enjoy. It's a great way for young and old to bond, and for both to develop new skills. Call us at (916) 429-3277 for a FREE in-home consultation to find out how we can help you care for your senior loved one.

Senior Corps is a national volunteer program that connects those who are 55+ with opportunities to help others. If you know a senior who'd like to give back, share this site with them. There is a need for seniors to serve as foster grandparents and companions to other seniors. Call us at (916) 429-3277 for a FREE in-home consultation to find out how we can help you care for your senior loved one.

Amy Goyer faces the daily challenges of caring for her father who has Alzheimer's. In this insightful blog post, she talks about how she deals with her father's moodiness and unpredictable behavior. We can help you care for your senior loved one - give us a call at (916) 429-3277 for a FREE in-home consultation.

The right vehicle can make caregiving easier! Here are some useful tips from AARP on buying a car with senior-friendly features. We can help you care for your senior loved one - give us a call at (916) 429-3277 for a FREE in-home consultation. http://blog.aarp.org//amy-goyer-car-features-for-caregiv/

Do you feel forgetful? Here are some tips (link below) for reducing the memory lapses we all deal with. Call us at (916) 429-3277 for a FREE in-home consultation to find out how we can help you care for your senior loved one. http://www.aarp.org//in/memory-lapses-that-are-normal.html