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February 2012

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If a stint in the garden, or an overlong plane ride, sends your back into spasms, you’re not alone: 80 percent of adults will suffer from back pain at some point in their lives, according to the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases.

Long work hours in one position can make us ache, as can day-to-day stresses that make us unconsciously stiffen. Inactivity can lead to weakness and stiffness.

“13 Ways to Beat Back Pain” by: Dorothy Foltz-Gray
AARP Bulletin
February 22, 2012

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Many individuals believe getting that first driver’s license a right of passage – a testament that adulthood and freedom have arrived. In light of increased scrutiny and legislation concerning older drivers, caregivers and aging patients are both starting to wonder when to continue driving, when to slow down, and when to stop driving altogether. Physicians have joined in the ranks of those who are questioning the safety of older adults behind the wheel of a car.

“Driving: When Aging Illness Makes it Difficult” By: Sandra Ray
caregiver.com

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Older and younger people want the same thing from the Internet: to use online tools to connect with one another and protect their privacy. That’s the gist of a new study, which found that most Americans think social media sites are boosting the quantity and quality of family communication. At the same time, many people harbor deep concerns about the safety and security of their online activity. Social media may even be bridging the generation gap: More than one-fourth reported that communicating online with family members helps them better understand older or younger family members.

“Connecting Generations: Social Media Steps Up” By Austin O’Connor
AARP
February 7th, 2012

Enjoy a beautiful Boston skyline view from the John F. Kennedy Library and Museum.

Enjoy a beautiful Boston skyline view from the John F. Kennedy Library and Museum.

Boston is a relatively small city with a world-beating attitude. It is home to some of the most prestigious universities in the world and some of the most successful sports franchises. But what really set Boston apart are its culture, parks and the quality of life in its suburbs.

“10 Great Places to Retire for the City Life”
AARP.com
February 6th, 2012

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Providing Championship level care to individuals with Alzheimer’s and Dementia takes a TEAM approach. Whether you are an at-home care giver or professional provider in a long-term setting, it Takes a Team, to Care. As the primary care provider (coach & superstar) of your at-home care giving team, you are no good to your loved one if you are sick, tired, unmotivated, uninspired and overwhelmed. You need to build your team, utilize their talents and execute the game plan as you strive to provide championship level care.

“It Takes a Team to Care” By: Ellen Belk
Alzheimer’s Reading Room
February 5th 2012

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Always Here Home Care, Inc. once again passed its Massachusetts State Site Inspection with ZERO infractions. Always Here has passed all their state inspections since its origination in 2009 with zero site infractions. Always Here would like to thank all of their Clients, Caregivers and office staff for making this possible.


Member National Private Duty Association Member and Sponsor Brookline Chamber of Commerce Member American Society on Aging Member Better Business Bureau Certified business member of the Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Program (Formerly SOMWBA) within the Operational Services Division (OSD) Member Massachusetts Assisted Living Facilities Association (Mass-ALFA)


Accredited by the National Private Duty Association
Member and Sponsor Brookline Chamber of Commerce
Member American Society on Aging
Member Better Business Bureau
Certified business member of the Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Program (Formerly SOMWBA) within the Operational Services Division (OSD)
Member Massachusetts Assisted Living Facilities Association (Mass-ALFA)


Always Here caregivers are extensively screened, trained and background checked.
Always Here Home Care is insured, bonded and licensed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

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