Heart & Soul Aging Solutions

06/11/2026

“Why does Mom keep asking the same question?”

Repetitive questions can be frustrating, but they’re often a sign of anxiety and confusion—not stubbornness. This article shares practical tips to help caregivers respond with understanding and reduce stress for everyone involved. ❤️

Are you frustrated answering the same question over and over? You aren't alone. Repetitive questions are a common and exasperating behavior in the early stage of dementia, but there are ways to help.

06/08/2026

Watching for financial abuse-Financial abuse of older adults is more common—and closer to home—than many families realize. It doesn't come only from scams; it often involves someone your loved one knows and trusts. Knowing the warning signs and staying gently involved can help you protect them.

Financial abuse of older adults is more common—and closer to home—than many families realize. It doesn't come only from scams; it often involves someone your loved one knows and trusts. Knowing the warning signs and staying involved can help you protect them.

04/05/2026

If you are named as healthcare decision maker for your loved one, you may be called upon to make very important decisions on very short notice.

At a time like this, it's easy, and very human, to get caught up in fear. Unfortunately, fear does not make for the best decisions. If you can, call a friend or family member and have them join you. As experts in aging well, we can help guide you through the process. You don't have to do this alone. Reach out for guidance and peace of mind. [email protected]

Many decisions that family caregivers need to make, happen with a long lead time. Sometimes, however, things change abruptly and you may need to make a big decision quickly. Learn how to make the wisest decisions possible when the need is urgent.

02/26/2026

Check out this video to learn more about us and our role in the aging journey.

02/26/2026

What is bradycardia?

A slower-than-normal heart rate can be common in older adults, but it's important to know when it may signal something more serious. If your loved one is feeling dizzy, weak, or lightheaded, it may be time to talk with a medical professional.

A slower-than-normal heart rate can be common in older adults, but it's important to know when it may signal something more serious. If your loved one is feeling dizzy, weak, or lightheaded, it may be time to talk with a medical professional.

02/18/2026

Caring for a family member is demanding, and that stress can spill over into your marriage or close relationships. But with balance and shared support, it can bring you even closer.

Caring for a family member is demanding, and that stress can spill over into your marriage or close relationships. But with balance, communication, and shared support, it can bring you even closer.

02/06/2026

This is a great option for those seeking therapy in the home!

Did you know AgeWise Therapy proudly accepts Medicare Part B for outpatient therapy and you do not have to be homebound to qualify?

This means you can receive skilled occupational therapy before a fall, injury, or loss of independence happens, not after. Medicare Part B covers outpatient therapy services provided in your home WITHOUT the restrictions of traditional home health care.

Why wait until a fall or major setback forces therapy? Early intervention can help improve strength, balance, safety, and confidence while helping small challenges stay small.

At AgeWise Therapy, we provide personalized one on one occupational therapy brought directly to you, focused on helping you stay safe, independent, and aging well in your own home! Get ahold of us to learn how to take advantage of your Medicare benefits!

📞 402-858-1555
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.agewisetherapy.com

01/19/2026

Dementia and long-distance caregiving: Building a team.
If there's an aging loved one with dementia but you don't live near by, you may be feeling some combination of guilt, concern, and helplessness. Building a local support team is one of hte most important things you can do.

If there's an aging loved one with dementia in your life but you don't live nearby, you may be feeling some combination of guilt, concern, and helplessness. Building a local team is one of the most important things you can do.

01/15/2026

Of the millions of Americans caring for aging loved ones, 61% also have jobs. If you are one of them, you know just how hard it is to stay on top of everything, not to mention find time for yourself, too.