In the News

Liberty at Home Partners with the Lutheran Community at Telford
Liberty Lutheran, and the Lutheran Community at Telford, a continuing care retirement community, announced their new partnership with Liberty at Home, a home health care agency of Liberty’s family of services. Click here to read more.

Monthly Age Has No Season articles in the Ambler Gazette:

March 2013: Compassion Fatigue
“Caregiver fatigue”, “caregiver burnout”, “compassion fatigue” are just a few of the terms used to define a phenomena affecting a growing number of people as individuals in the United States continue to live longer. Click here to read more

February 2013: The Joys and Benefits of Aging Together
Numerous studies show that having a healthy and positive marriage may increase longevity. Click here to read more

January 2013: Back Health and Shoveling Snow Safely
Tis the season for bad weather and snow to shovel. This task alone sends over 11,000 adults to the hospital every year. The most common issues are back strain and sprains, followed by broken bones, head injury and more severely, heart attack. Click here to read more

December 2012: Coping with Grief During the Holidays
The holidays are a wonderful time to reminisce about childhood memories and time spent with family and friends. But when a loved one is no longer with us, those memories can become more painful than pleasant. Click here to read more

November 2012: What to Look for When You're Home for the Holidays
The holiday season is a time when we look forward to visiting with family and friends we may not see often through the year. As adult children it can also be a time when we notice the changes in the seniors in our family. Click here to read more

October 2012: What to Expect from Your At-Home Rehabilitation
When preparing for surgery, the thought of rehabilitation and recovery can be intimidating. How will you regain you regain your mobility and independence, and stay safe in your home? At-Home rehabilitation is an option that may be recommended by your doctor after a surgery to help you reach your recovery goals. Click here to read more

September 2012: Recovering from Surgery in the Comfort of Your Home
When preparing for a scheduled surgery, going home often feels like the end result; the time to finally breathe a sigh of relief. However, returning home from surgery can be challenging. There are a number of things that you can do prior to your surgery to make the transition easier. Click here to read more

August 2012: Tips for Better Sleep During the Dog Days of Summer
During these “Dog Days of Summer,” many of us want nothing more than to take a long nap under a big shade tree. Unfortunately, heat and humidity make it harder to fall asleep, and stay asleep, which adds to the sleeping problems that many adults already experience. Click here to read more

July 2012: Drink Up! Quench Your Thirst to Prevent Dehydration
As temperatures continue to soar this summer, we may enjoy spending time outdoors at picnics, sporting events or the pool, but it is important for us to remember that the heat increases our risk of dehydration. Click here to read more

June 2012: Respite Care Makes Summer Vacation Dreams Reality
As they days get longer and temperatures continue to rise, many of us are planning our summer vacations. Although there are many great vacation spots close to home, taking a break can still be challenging for caregivers. Click here to read more

May 2012: Spring Cleaning, the Secret to a Happier, Healthier Home
The theme of Older American’s Month, “Never too Old to Play,” echoes numerous studies that show that today’s older adults are more active, and health conscious than ever before. Click here to read more

April 2012: "Spring" Into Better Health by Walking
The sun is shining, birds are chirping and flowers are in bloom; spring is officially here. Are you anxious to get outside and take advantage the warmer weather? A walk around your neighborhood or a local park is a perfect way to enjoy the great outdoors, and it will help you to stay healthy. Click here to read more