Things Seniors Should Do Every Day For Healthy Skin
A good skin care regimen that a personal care at home aide can assist with, can keep skin looking young. Here are some tips.
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Start reading to understand the benefits of sleep for seniors, why it’s crucial to the immune system, and how loved ones and home care providers can help.
See MoreA Comprehensive Care Plan After a Stroke
Your dad had a stroke. Right now, he’s in the hospital, but doctors say he will be able to go home as long as there is a solid care plan in place.
See MoreWhat Tasks Do Elder Care Aides Assist With?
Elder care services help your dad maintain his independence as he ages at home. What are the different services that are offered?
See MoreRisk Factors that Lead to Falls
While a fall can happen to anyone at any time, there are certain factors you can look for the next time you’re with your loved one to see that might indicate a fall is more likely to occur.
See MoreHow Companion Care Can Help Seniors Living With A Serious Illness
Seniors who have companion care at home are able to avoid the loneliness that can accompany chronic pain or a serious medical condition. Here are some ways they help.
See MoreFun Ways to Celebrate Earth Day, April 22
Earth Day is coming up on April 22. Here are some fun events your loved one can enjoy with you or she can have her senior home care provider join her.
See More24-Hour Home Care Helps Seniors Prevent Accidents At Night
Having 24-hour care so that your senior parent is never alone is the best way to protect your senior loved one during emergencies such as those discussed here.
See MoreUse National Nutrition Month to Explore Your Mom’s Dietary Needs
Learn more about your mom’s nutritional needs during National Nutrition Month. Their home care providers can assist them with preparing meals around these nutritional concerns.
See MoreMaking Health Decisions For A Parent With Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer’s Care Micanopy FL-If your senior parent has been recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and you’re worried about having to make decisions for them as the disease progresses here are some things you should know.
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