The issues outlined below impact the lives of seniors every day and are just a few of the reasons that families look to Home Instead Senior Care to meet their home care needs.
Fort Collins Senior Center
The Senior Center was recognized in the top 12 by the National Council on Aging and the National Institute of Senior Centers for 2008 and 2009.Read more
The Senior Voice
The Senior Voice family magazine has been published since 1980 for residents of northern Colorado. It features news, local attractions and scenic places.Read more
Larimer County Office on Aging
The Larimer County Office on Aging (LCOA), in the Larimer County Department of Human Services, is a comprehensive planning unit that advocates for the concerns of older adults and their families. The LCOA serves the communities of Berthoud, Estes Park, Fort Collins, LaPorte, Loveland and Wellington as well as the rural areas of Larimer County.Read more
AARP
We are a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that helps people 50 and over improve the quality of their lives.Read more
Alzheimer's Association Colorado Chapter
The Alzheimer's Association is the leading, global voluntary health organization in Alzheimer's care and support, and the largest private, nonprofit funder of Alzheimer's research.Read more
Caregiver Stress
While family caregiving often is a rewarding and bonding experience, it also can be stressful and cause tension within families. A quarter of adults presently care for an aging parent or relative while taking care of their immediate family. Caregiverstress.com is an educational site designed to help family caregivers take care of themselves while taking care of their senior loved one. Visit this interactive caregiving Web site to complete an individual online stress assessment test and discover resources that can help you cope with the stress of caring for a senior.
40-70 Rule
Get Mom Moving
Growing frailty can be the beginning of a downward spiral, and loss of independence is at top of the list when seniors discuss their worries about aging. But there is some good news. While staying physically active may be a challenge for seniors, getting Mom (and Dad) moving can help prevent and even reverse signs of frailty, according to one of the nation’s foremost authorities and researchers of mobility, balance disorders, and falls in older adults. To learn more about reversing and preventing frailty related issues, visit our Get Mom Moving website.Read more
Cooking Under Pressure
Too Close for Comfort?