Try out some of our feature superfoods for seniors, our caregivers will be sharing with their clients for the month of August. Here are the top 5 superfoods for seniors: 1. Dark leafy greens like kale and spinach: protects the eyes against oxidative damage 2. Cruciferous vegetables: broccoli, cabbage, brussels sprouts, and turnips—all of which […]
See MorePersonalized Care Plan for Manhattan Chronic Elders Hearten Healthy Aging at Touching Hearts NYC Millions of seniors across the country are disproportionately affected by chronic conditions such as diabetes, arthritis, and heart disease. According to the National Council on Aging, nearly 95% have at least one chronic condition, and almost 80% have two or more, […]
See MoreThe 4th of July is the most celebrated holiday of the summer. Almost every city, park, and community has some type of Independence Day celebration that many look forward to all year. It’s a great time to gather together, see friends and even family that you haven’t seen all day, eat, drink, and stay out […]
See MoreAging is a normal aspect of life, and as our loved ones get older, it’s important to strike the correct balance between giving them the assistance they need and promoting their independence. Ensuring seniors receive the necessary assistance while preserving their dignity, autonomy, and quality of life is the aim. The good news is that […]
See MoreWhen seniors opt to age in place, family caregivers need to address some very real potential problems, like fall prevention. Falls are a leading cause of serious injuries in aging adults and they can lead to some significant issues later, including decreased activity levels and reduced independence. Home care providers can be a huge help […]
See MoreAs we age, it’s natural to want to maintain our independence and stay in the comfort of our own homes for as long as possible. However, for seniors living with Parkinson’s disease, aging in place can present unique challenges. Parkinson’s disease is a progressive neurological disorder that can affect movement, balance, and coordination, making everyday […]
See MoreLiving with Parkinson’s disease presents a myriad of challenges, both physically and emotionally. From the tremors and rigidity that affect movement to the emotional toll of coping with a chronic illness, individuals with Parkinson’s often face an uphill battle. However, amidst these difficulties, the presence of companionship can serve as a beacon of hope and […]
See MoreYou simply can’t overstate the benefits of in-home care for aging seniors who may be dealing with any number of challenges in these later years of life. Nobody moves through their 40s or 50s or 60s and thinks, “I can’t wait until I am in my 70s and can no longer do the things I’m […]
See MoreAccidents happen. As a senior ages, they have a higher chance of falling. This may happen because of bad footwear, loose rugs, going up the stairs or down, or even a lack of balance as a person gets older. Their center of gravity can change, or a new medication may cause an unexpected side effect […]
See MoreAging in place is more popular than ever. It’s easy to understand why seniors want to stay in their homes as they get older. Often seniors are already living in homes where they are happy. They have family members, neighbors they know, and routines that give them purpose and happiness. But there are myths about […]
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