Home Care
Five Tips for Helping Seniors Improve Their Heart Health
Heart health is a big concern for aging adults. Making some of these changes can be easier with the help of home care providers.
Read MoreFurniture Safety: A Guide for Seniors Aging in Place
Ensuring senior safety at home involves more than clutter removal and handrails; it requires addressing furniture hazards through collaborative home care efforts.
Read MoreUnderstanding Osteoporosis and What to Look for in Your Aging Loved Ones
Osteoporosis, often unnoticed until a significant event and particularly risky for seniors, requires awareness of its signs among the elderly, their loved ones, and home care providers.
Read MoreFebruary National Library Lovers Month, Why Reading Is Healthy
As you get older you need to find ways to keep your brain sharp and your mind active. One of the best ways to do that is by reading books every month. This doesn’t mean you have to commit to ten books a month. But by having a goal of 1-2 books per month you…
Read MoreHelping Senior Loved Ones Manage Diabetes
Did you know over 25% of seniors over 65 have diabetes? According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), age is a high-risk factor for type 2 diabetes, the most common illness.
Read MoreImportant Things Seniors Should Know About Washing Hands
Home care can help seniors remember to wash their hands, and help them avoid illnesses this winter.
Read MoreHome Care – Caregiver Health Issues
November is National Caregiver Month. You work hard and make many sacrifices to care for your aging loved one and this month is set aside to take some of the attention and place it back onto you. It can seem difficult to shift your attention away from your elderly loved one (especially if they have…
Read MoreHow Can Meal Planning Ensure Seniors Get the Nutrition They Need
Eating right becomes even more important for general health and well-being as the years pass. Seniors, in particular, are more likely to have health problems that can be made worse by bad food choices. Meal planning is a simple but strong tool that can help seniors get the nutrition they need and live a healthier,…
Read MoreHome Care – Understanding Gratitude and Appreciation
As your senior gets older, it can be frustrating for both you and your loved one who is older. It is normal to have fears about the final stage of life, and it is normal to fear losing your elderly mom or dad. This negativity, anger, and fear can lead to confusion and loss of…
Read MoreTips for Starting to Help Your Elderly Loved One with Certain Tasks or Activities
Watching your elderly loved one try to complete some tasks can be stressful. You might even get the urge to step in and take over to ensure things are getting done.
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