As we grow older, some changes happen gradually—so slowly, in fact, that we don’t always notice them. Hearing loss is one of those changes. And yet, its impact can be profound: straining communication, increasing isolation, and even contributing to cognitive decline. We believe that hearing health is a key part of aging well. Whether you’re...Read More

As we age, changes in vision are a natural part of life, but they don’t have to diminish our independence or quality of life. With a proactive approach to eye health, older adults can maintain clear sight and continue enjoying the things they love. At Arosa, we understand that good vision is not just about...Read More

Father’s Day is a time to celebrate the dads, stepdads, grandfathers, and father figures who’ve shaped our lives in big and small ways. These are the men who taught us how to ride a bike, balance a checkbook, or drive on the highway for the first time. They’ve offered us wisdom, protection, and love even...Read More

When someone you love starts to show signs of needing support—whether it’s missing appointments, forgetting medications, or simply struggling with daily routines—it can feel like you’re waiting for the other shoe to drop. Too often, families don’t seek help until a crisis strikes. A fall. A hospitalization. A moment of confusion or panic. But it...Read More

When it comes to caring for an aging parent, the choices can feel painfully limited. You may believe there are only two paths: manage everything yourself, or move your loved one into an assisted living facility. But what if there was another way? One that eases your stress, supports their independence, and provides expert guidance...Read More

When caring for older adults, especially those who may feel isolated or overwhelmed, conversation can be more than just small talk—it can be a bridge to connection, dignity, and joy. For Caregivers, asking the right questions can unlock a treasure chest of memories and stories, foster trust, and deepen the relationship between client and caregiver....Read More

Real care goes beyond routines—it reaches into the heart of someone’s life to create joy, meaning, and connection. Recently, one of our Caregivers, Jose Ramirez, brought that philosophy to life in the most unforgettable way. And it made an impact far beyond the park gates. Jose took Linda F., a client living with dementia, on...Read More

A Partnership Rooted in Compassion: Arosa + Jewish Family and Children’s Services How We’re Collaborating to Support Older Adults with Dignity, Independence, and Culturally Sensitive Care At Arosa, we believe caregiving is more than a service—it’s a calling. That belief is why our partnership with Jewish Family and Children’s Services (JFCS) is so meaningful. Through...Read More

Meet Deborah McMillan An Arosa Care Manager in Knoxville Deborah McMillan brings a unique blend of heart, care, and creativity to her role as a Care Manager at Arosa Knoxville. With over two decades of experience in senior services, therapeutic recreation, and community outreach, Deborah has made it her mission to walk alongside older adults...Read More

Behind every smooth care experience is a strong administrative professional keeping the details organized. Whether in senior living communities, hospitals, elder law firms, or healthcare practices, these individuals are the unsung heroes of coordination, balancing communication, scheduling, records, and relationships that keep care moving. This week, in honor of Administrative Professionals Day (April 24, 2025),...Read More