Visiting Angels, Redding CA

05/25/2026

05/22/2026

Real Talk on Aging reveals why families fall behind the aging curve—and how to stay ahead before a crisis hits. In this episode of Real Talk on Aging, you’ll learn how subtle changes in your loved ones signal bigger shifts, and why waiting for “something major” can cost you time, options, and peace of mind. If you’ve ever felt unsure about what to look for or when to step in, this conversation gives you the clarity and confidence to act early.

31 likes, 1 comment. "The Aging Curve: What’s Coming and When?"

05/20/2026

Aging gracefully at home isn’t just about physical health. It’s also about cultivating a mindful approach to each day. Mindful aging invites older adults to stay present, finding meaning in the moment while embracing the unique gifts that come with time, like wisdom, clarity, and a slower, more intentional pace of life.

By building simple, intentional habits that encourage calm and awareness, seniors can experience the aging process with greater peace, resilience, and a deeper sense of purpose.

Through simple habits that encourage calm and awareness, seniors can experience the aging process with greater peace, resilience, and a deeper sense of purpose.

05/19/2026

Are you prepared for an aging parent crisis before it happens? Aging parent planning is the conversation most families avoid—until a fall, a health scare, or a sudden change forces decisions fast. In this episode of Real Talk on Aging, you’ll learn how to avoid an aging parent crisis, recognize risks inside the home, and start planning before “everything seems fine” turns into something urgent.

8 likes. "How to Prepare Before a Crisis Forces Your Hand"

05/19/2026

Caring for a parent who is living with dementia can be incredibly challenging, especially for the nearly 25% of caregivers who are also raising children. Share the facts: alz.org/facts.

05/15/2026

When a loved one needs extra help, Visiting Angels is there. Our compassionate caregivers help seniors stay safe, comfortable, and independent at home—because there’s no place like home.

Visiting Angels Redding
Serving Shasta, Tehama, and Siskiyou Counties
530-223-2400

6 likes. "Her Own Home"

05/13/2026

Families caring for a loved one often don’t notice hoarding right away. It often starts small, by holding onto sentimental items or keeping things “just in case,” but over time, hoarding in seniors can grow into a situation that affects a senior’s safety, health, and ability to move around their home.

At Visiting Angels, caregivers occasionally encounter hoarding behaviors while providing in-home care. Though it is not seen in every home, it happens often enough that families should be aware of the signs and how to respond.

Learn how hoarding in seniors, senior hoarding, and hoarding behavior in elderly affect safety and health, plus caregiver solutions for families.

05/13/2026

Here are strategies for people with Alzheimer's and dementia who may have problems sleeping or increases in behavioral problems that begin at dusk and last into the night. For more, visit https://www.alz.org/care or call us at our 24/7 Helpline at 800.272.3900.

05/11/2026

Talking to an aging parent about giving up driving is never an easy conversation. For many seniors, driving is not a form of transportation, it represents independence and the ability to get where they need to go on their own. Conversations about giving up driving often bring strong emotions for everyone involved.

At Visiting Angels Redding, caregivers often help families navigate this situation. Caregivers have found that the way the conversation is handled can make a meaningful difference. Families can protect their loved ones while still preserving their loved ones dignity and independence.

Learn how to take the keys away from an elderly parent and navigate how to tell a parent to stop driving with compassion and safety.