Honoring Parkinson’s Awareness with Governor Pillen 🏛️💙
Karla Frese had the honor of standing alongside Governor Pillen to recognize Parkinson’s Awareness and the incredible strength of those living with Parkinson’s.
Her Memory Problems Worried Me, So We Made Her Home Smarter
In-Home Care in Lincoln NE: As my mom started showing signs of cognitive decline, I worried about how to keep her safe and comfortable at home.
Use It or Lose It! Unlock Your Mother’s Long-Term Care Benefits for Home Care
Assisted Living at Home in Lincoln NE: Does your loved one have a Long-Term Care (LTC) Insurance policy? If so, it’s time to put it to use before it’s too late!
📢 We Need Your Vote! 📢
Home Care Partners is proud to be named one of the Top 5 Home Health Providers in the 2025 Lincoln’s Choice Awards, and now we need your help to win!
WE are Helping Parkinson’s Patients Stay Strong
A huge thank you to Nicole Morton, Clinical Exercise Specialist & Rock Steady Boxing Head Coach and her team for presenting to our Parkinson’s Support Group!
Celebrating National Caregivers Day!
A special thank you to our amazing Caregivers on National Caregiver Day. Your dedication and compassionate care make a difference. We are grateful for the thoughtful, quality, and dedicated support you provide to those who need it most. Because of you, we have a reputation of reliability. Families know they can count on us as […]
Coming Together to Support Cancer Patients & Healing: A Heartfelt Thank You
This past weekend, our community partners came together in a powerful way at the Heartland Cancer Foundation Gala to support cancer patients in Nebraska.
How All Dementias Converge Over Time
In-Home Memory Care in Lincoln NE: Dementia is categorized into different types with distinct symptoms, but they all eventually converge in their later stages.
“PRNs Are Too Late”: How We Can Detect Unmet Needs and Deliver Person-Centered Care
Dementia Care in Lincoln NE: Medications are often used after a behavior occurs—but by the time a PRN is administered, the moment of distress has passed.
Disruptive Behavior: A Form of Adaptive Communication
Dementia Care in Lincoln NE: For our loved ones living with dementia, behavior is communication—especially when words fail them.
