Nighttime Safety for Seniors Living Alone
For many older adults, the quiet hours of the night can present unique safety challenges. Reduced visibility, fatigue, and the need to move around the home—often to use the restroom or adjust medications—can increase the risk of falls or accidents.
Healthy & Simple Snacking
While balanced meals are essential, healthy snacks for seniors can be just as important in supporting good nutrition throughout the day. For many older adults, eating smaller portions more frequently can be easier than sitting down for three large meals.
Alzheimer’s Update
While Alzheimer’s remains one of the most complex diseases in medicine, new advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are dramatically accelerating research and bringing renewed hope.
Transporting tips for caregivers
Whether taking a client to a medical appointment, grocery store, or family visit, caregivers play a critical role in ensuring every trip is safe, calm, and respectful. Good driving is not only about skill behind the wheel; it is about attitude, preparation, and awareness of the client’s needs.
Stay Safe, Warm and Positive During a Winter Storm
Winter storms are rare in Central Texas, but when they arrive, they can be disruptive—especially for older adults and families who depend on routine. Whether you are staying home with the support of a Divine Home Care Services caregiver or managing on your own for a few days, preparation and mindset make all the difference.
Rosabel Unscripted Podcast
Rosabel Zohfeld’s conversation with Eduardo Berdegué, Principal of Divine Home Care Services in Central Texas is about what families truly need when dementia enters the picture. Not just information, but Alzheimer’s caregiver support that helps caregivers protect their health, plan ahead, and stop feeling like they are carrying this alone.
November is Family Caregiver Month
Every November, we pause to honor the millions of Americans who serve as family caregivers—those devoted sons, daughters, spouses, and friends who provide daily care, comfort, and compassion to aging or disabled loved ones.
Preventing Falls Among Seniors
For many older adults, home is a place of comfort and independence. Yet, it can also be the most common site for serious falls. In fact, falls are the leading cause of injury among seniors in the U.S.—and most occur at home.
A Difficult Journey
Lessons from Emma Heming Willis’s Story of Love, Loss, and Frontotemporal Dementia. A moving look at Bruce Willis’ family’s journey, what to watch for and why early action matters.
Hundreds Attend Alzheimer’s Expo
The 2025 McLennan County Alzheimer’s Expo united families, caregivers, and experts for a powerful day of education, resources, and community support in Central Texas.