Keeping Your Loved One Active
As you watch your loved one age, you may notice him or her slowing down a bit – they may be more likely to spend
Katy Krul
December 17, 2012
How To Tell If Elderly Loved Ones Need Assistance
If you are a caregiver and you don’t live with your loved one, you may be concerned about their safety when you’re away. When you
Katy Krul
December 6, 2012
Top Five Senior Living Facilities in Ventura County
As we get older, many aspects of our daily lives change. We may stop complaining about getting wrinkles and grey hair as they become the
Katy Krul
November 13, 2012
Five Reasons To Choose Adult Day Health Care
As your loved one gets older, they may need more assistance with day-to-day tasks. This can range from needing help with grocery shopping to requiring
Katy Krul
November 12, 2012
Loneliness in Seniors: A Critical Issue
Think of the last time you saw one of your best friends and how it made you feel. Had it been a while since the
Katy Krul
November 12, 2012
What Is An Adult Day Program (ADP)?
What is an Adult Day Program (ADP)? An Adult Day Program (ADP) is a facility licensed by the California Department of Social Services Community Care
Katy Krul
November 12, 2012
Skilled Nursing in Lieu of Nursing Home Placement
Anita is 72 years old and lives with her daughter, who has a full-time job during the day. Anita’s daughter is concerned because her mother
Katy Krul
November 12, 2012
Oxnard Family Circle’s 10 Year Anniversary
In July of 2002, Oxnard Family Circle Adult Day Health Care Center officially opened its doors to the public. Our company’s goal has always been
Katy Krul
November 12, 2012
MOTOmed Provides Safe and Healthy Movement Every Day
Oxnard Family Circle Adult Day Health Care Program is pleased to announce a new addition to our physical/occupational therapy department: the MOTOmed Movement Therapy System,
Katy Krul
November 12, 2012
Memory Games Can Help Improve Symptoms in Dementia and Alzheimer’s Patients
Dementia is a disease that gradually affects areas of short-term and long term memory loss in adults that are typically 65 or over. While dementia
Katy Krul
November 12, 2012
