Understanding the Early Signs of Alzheimer’s
Companion care at home providers assist with daily tasks and create a monitoring system that can detect these early signs of Alzheimer’s when cognitive decline appears.
Home Care Assistance Can Do The Driving For Your Senior Parent
When you talk to your senior parent about giving up the keys to their car for safety’s sake, talk to them about how home care assistance can help them get out of the house and do more.
Why Is Consistent Sleep Important for Seniors?
Home care providers have a lot of experience working with seniors and families to assess needs around sleep routines and make changes that help improve those results.
Helping Seniors Manage Pain Related to Arthritis
Seniors with arthritis can enhance their everyday comfort and independence by combining lifestyle adjustments and senior home care services and see that the benefits go beyond pain management.
Sensory Activities for Seniors with Alzheimer’s
Sensory activities are effective tools to use in Alzheimer’s home care, providing emotional support, cognitive stimulation, and opportunities for meaningful interaction.
Signs Your Loved One Might Have Hearing Loss
Hearing loss can be gradual in the elderly. Little steps like those discussed here can help your loved one hear better and connect with the world and the people around him.
Ways to Take Care Of Yourself With Respite Care
Knowing that your loved one is well cared for by a respite care aide will make it easier for you to get away occasionally, recharge, and then return with renewed energy.
Healing from a Meniscus Tear
Meniscus tears are common among the elderly and the injury often occurs after years of normal wear and tear that weakens the meniscus.
Ways Home Care Assistance Helps Seniors Stay Mentally Engaged
Mental engagement and staying mentally sharp is an important aspect of overall wellness for aging adults and home care assistance can help.
Tips for Celebrating Spunky Old Broads Month
It’s all about having fun and finding joy in every phase of life, so ask your loved one if she wants to be a Spunky Old Broad this February, and let the fun begin!
