Dementia affects millions of people every year. It causes memory loss, confusion, disorientation, and more while robbing families of the people they love. The illness is much easier for families to manage when they have the help of experienced Alzheimer’s care providers. The focus remains on helping dementia patients to have the best possible quality […]
See MoreTwenty-five percent of U.S. adults have two or more chronic health conditions, and 60% have at least one. As your mom ages, it’s not surprising to learn she has multiple health issues going on. When she does, what is she going to start needing help completing throughout the week? What are the most common chronic […]
See MoreOlder adults are more likely to have at least one chronic health condition and take medications to keep it from worsening. High blood pressure, arthritis, diabetes, high cholesterol, and heart diseases are prevalent. When your mom has at least one of these, it’s important to consider the benefits of supporting her with regular visits from […]
See MoreDepression is something that impacts a huge number of seniors. Some estimates are that more than 13% of seniors have at least minor depression. While many seniors desire to age in place, they can run the risk of becoming isolated and depressed. Companion care at home is the answer. Seniors who have companion care at […]
See MoreDeep vein thrombosis, or DVT, is a very serious medical condition that tends to affect primarily older adults. The condition occurs when blood clots form in the deeper veins in the body, which are located mostly in the legs. Blood clots can become life-threatening if they break loose and travel to the lungs. Developing a […]
See MoreWhen seniors are going on trips, there are some things that they need to bring every time just in case they end up in a situation they don’t expect. It doesn’t matter if the trip is overnight or much longer these items should be the first things that seniors pack. Home care assistance can help […]
See MoreIf your senior parent wants to stay in their own home as they get older, you should sit down with them to talk about a care plan. Elder care is something that most seniors need at some point, especially if they are aging in place. Talking with your senior parent now about their wishes, their […]
See MoreAlmost 250,000 adults in the United States have transient ischemic attacks, or TIAs, every single year. TIAs are often called a “ministroke.” They are caused by blocked blood flow to the brain. TIA occurs most often in people who are over the age of 55. Ministroke can be an indicator that a senior has a […]
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