At WellHome it is their fundamental belief that the home is an ideal environment for the continued good health and well-being of individuals.  Their mission is to provide the highest standard of in-home care allowing the elderly and disabled to remain in the home and maintain a desired level of independence, mobility and agency while improving clinical outcomes. The WellHome Team WellHome take’s responsibility for paying, screening, bonding, and insuring their employees. They require criminal background checks and provide back-up help should the main caregiver not be available. They are accountable for our staff and maintain liability insurance for each Read more...

Understanding the Medicare GUIDE Program- Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience Caring for a loved one with dementia is both a rewarding and challenging time, and as professional caregivers, we know how important it is for families to have support. That’s Continuum is proud to be a provider of services through Medicare’s GUIDE program.                                         To be eligible for Medicare’s GUIDE Program a beneficiary must meet the following criteria: Be a Traditional Medicare beneficiary Have a confirmed dementia diagnosis, such as Alzheimer’s, Read more...

Forget Me Not Adult Day Services – A Place Where Seniors Flourish.   Why Adult Daycare Services are Important Adult daycare has become a popular solution for family caregivers seeking senior care. This option offers respite for caregivers and benefits loved ones by providing physical, cognitive, and social stimulation. It can help seniors with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and Parkinson’s engage with the world around them and allow them to live their best life in a safe and familiar environment. Forget Me Not Adult Day Services Vision At Forget Me Not Adult Day Services, we have developed an innovative approach to caring Read more...

Mark and Rachel Healy know the challenges that families face when the time comes to move their aging loved ones. They have personally experienced the challenges and the stresses of having to make many decisions with few resources. They moved Rachel’s parents from rural Virginia to Ohio and had to go through the process of sorting and packing up the family home where Rachel’s parents had lived the last 40 years of life. They had to quickly find an acute care facility for her father as well as housing for her mother to live independently. They know the stresses facing Read more...