Why Seniors Need Medication Reminders
Seniors need medication reminders to make sure that they take their prescribed medications on time and in a way that minimizes side effects.
See MoreHelping Seniors Navigate Physical Activity with Joint Health in Mind
Here are some ways for elder care providers and loved ones to help seniors remain active and be mindful of joint health.
See MoreEssential Items for Seniors’ Medicine Cabinet
This blog post will discuss some popular items that elderly people should keep in their medicine cabinets and how home care providers can encourage them to use the items in a healthy way.
See MoreHow Personal Care at Home Can Help an Immobile Senior
Here are some of the ways personal care at home can help your senior loved one when they struggle to be mobile and age in place.
See MoreStrength Training 101: Adding Activities Throughout the Day
In this blog post, we’ll look at a few different ways seniors can easily incorporate strength training into their daily routines and how senior home care can help.
See MoreRelaxation Tips For Seniors to Reduce Anxiety and Worry
We’ll look at a variety of relaxation methods that the elder care team can teach seniors to help reduce stress and anxiety, allowing them to lead a more contented and peaceful life.
See MoreTypes of Beans Your Senior Should Be Eating
One of the most magical things you can eat is beans. The truth is that beans are filled with nutrients that your body craves and needs to thrive in older age.
See MoreHow to Give Your Loved One Privacy When You Help Them Bathe
One of the things that personal care at home can help with is bathing and dressing your loved one every day. However, if you do not yet have any part-time help at home, here are ways you can still increase privacy during these intimate moments.
See MoreTips To Make Multigenerational Living Run Smoothly
There are a lot of benefits to multigenerational living.
Seniors and their adult children can use these tips to make multigenerational living run smoothly.