Heart Attack Signs You Need to Know
If your aging relative has suffered a heart attack, an elderly care provider can assist them with recovery and also watch for signs of a second heart attack.
Tips for Helping to Prevent Your Parents from Falling
Whether your parent has already fallen, or you are just worried they will, you may want to have a slope installed outdoors instead of steps.
5 Ways Home Care Can Help Seniors with Diabetes
Home care providers can drive them to medical appointments and escort them into the building, ensuring they do not fall and are able to find where they need to go.
Four Reasons it’s Important to Keep Your Senior Connected to the Caregiving Journey
If you’re leaving your senior out of the caregiving process, that might not be such a good idea.
How to Manage Dry Eyes for Your Senior
Dry eyes are uncomfortable and if your senior’s eyes are too dry, she might develop abrasions on her eyes.
Does Your Senior Need Home Care?
A combination of any of these factors or consistent signs that appear troubling should make home care for your senior a consideration.
Swimming: The Ideal Senior Exercise
Swimming is an ideal sport for seniors of all fitness levels. Whether they are recovering from surgery or injury or just want to supplement their physical activity, elderly care can be improved with regular swimming.
Four Suggestions for Identifying and Managing Pain Triggers
Pain can be absolutely debilitating for your aging family member. Knowing and understanding her pain triggers can help.
Five Ways to Make Respite Time Easier
Respite time, although necessary, can be a little difficult for you as a caregiver. These tips can make it a little easier to manage.
Are You Stressed out and You Don’t Know It?
How can you tell that you’re more affected by stress than you realize?
