Home Care
Setting Meaningful Goals with Seniors
Goals improve quality of life, boost self-esteem, and help seniors age in place successfully. With the help of home care providers, seniors can set goals and put together plans that help them meet those goals.
Read More5 Ways Home Care Can Help Seniors Who Have Parkinson’s
Home care helps seniors with Parkinson’s stay safe at home by preventing falls, providing support with mobility, and assisting with daily tasks.
Read More10 Ways To Get Your Senior Parent To Drink More Water
Home care providers can help seniors stay hydrated by encouraging regular water intake and preparing meals with hydrating foods, addressing dehydration risks.
Read MoreChoosing the Right Eyewear for Seniors’ Aging Eyes
Choosing the right glasses is crucial for seniors’ vision and quality of life; they can make informed decisions with the help of home care, optometrists, and loved ones.
Read MoreFire Safety for Seniors Aging in Place
Home care can significantly reduce fire risks for seniors by promoting safety measures like smoke alarms, clear escape plans, and proactive routines.
Read MoreHelping Seniors Reduce Pain and Discomfort to Gain a Good Night’s Sleep
Seniors experiencing sleep difficulties due to pain and discomfort can improve their sleep quality with support from loved ones and home care providers.
Read MoreFour Ways a Visiting Home Care Aide Improves Life for an Aging Senior Struggling with Everyday Activities
A home care aide is such a valuable asset for aging seniors, but too often they are overlooked. Many Americans have misconceptions about what home care is, what it offers, and what it can provide to elderly men and women. Or they simply don’t know. Unfortunately, when some people don’t know much about a topic,…
Read MoreHome Care: Helping Seniors Improve Their Grip Strength
Most people don’t think twice about shaking hands firmly, turning the front door key, or opening a jar of pickles. But for seniors, these simple jobs can become difficult as their grip strength naturally decreases with age. Grip strength is important for more than just these everyday things. It’s also important for staying independent and…
Read MoreTips To Help Keep A Senior Parent Hydrated During Cold Weather
Seniors are chronically dehydrated. It can be a real challenge to get a senior parent to drink enough water throughout the day. Dehydration can cause a range of health problems and symptoms like: Dizziness Poor balance Irritability Dry mouth Dry skin Headache Poor vision All of which can increase the risk that a senior will…
Read MoreHow Home Care Helps Seniors With Vision Loss Live Independently
It’s very common for seniors to experience changes in their vision as they get older. Sometimes seniors are just experiencing normal age-related changes in vision. But some seniors experience significant changes to their vision because of conditions like diabetes, glaucoma, or having cataracts. Vision changes can make it more difficult for seniors to continue to…
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