Brightening the Golden Years: Helping Seniors with Seasonal Affective Disorder
Seasonal Affective Disorder is a condition that can affect seniors more profoundly due to their unique circumstances. Support from home care and loved ones can.
Relieving Aches & Pains: Helping Seniors With Muscle Cramps
Here are some ways that the right support from loved ones and the home care team can help seniors in many ways when dealing with muscle cramps.
Aging Myths and How to Support Seniors
It’s important that loved ones and home care aides empower seniors to push past these myths and be empowered to live a better, more fulfilling life.
Companion Care at Home – Understanding Recovery After Stroke
Your senior loved one will need care to ensure they recover well and less damage is done to their body after a stroke. Companion care at home can help.
Celebrating Fall
This is the best time of year to ensure your senior is aging in place and a good time to find the right personal care at home to help them around the house.
What Should You Expect After Your Dad’s Quadruple Bypass?
Post-hospital care can help get your Dad out of the hospital as soon as possible. They can help with pain management, checking vital signs, and incision care.
Assisting Long Distance Senior Parents to Live Independently
When you have a senior parent that lives long distance who is aging in place, it’s possible to provide support and help that parent with 24-hour home care.
Home Care – Signs of Melanoma
Did you know that more than 40% of the new melanomas diagnosed each year belong to seniors that are over the age of 70? Melanoma is something that seniors know more about. Melanoma is a type of skin cancer. Only about 1% of all skin cancers are melanomas. But, melanomas are the most serious type […]
In-Home Care Helps Seniors Recover From Knee Replacement Surgery
It takes patience, support, and expert care to help an older person recover from knee replacement surgery. Knee replacement surgery, also called knee arthroplasty, is a significant treatment that can make a big difference in the quality of life of seniors who have trouble moving around because of knee pain. But it’s important to know […]
Recovering From Food Poisoning With Personal Care At Home
Did you know that seniors over the age of 65 are more likely than other age groups to get sick or even die from food poisoning? It’s true, according to the FDA. Seniors are more susceptible to food poisoning because: A senior’s body’s immune response to disease grows weaker with age. A senior’s gastrointestinal tract […]
