Managing Osteoarthritis Through Diet
If your loved one has Osteoarthritis, she is not alone. Osteoarthritis is common in many seniors. For many people, it occurs as a natural part of aging as the cartilage diminishes around the joint and bones begin to rub up against each other. It can cause pain and discomfort and make some everyday tasks nearly […]
Key Strategies Families Can Use to Help Seniors Avoid Falls
Falls are one of the biggest sources of injury for aging adults. They can lead to some serious consequences, too, including damaging health and stealing independence. Preventing falls means that families need to adopt a few different strategies that help to keep seniors safe and healthy while living in a safe home environment. Home care […]
Why Do Seniors Need Help with Personal Care Tasks?
For a long time, seniors may not see any changes in how they handle personal care or other essential daily tasks. But eventually, they may face changes in health or in mobility that make it a lot more difficult for them to handle those tasks. Personal care at home offers a solution that keeps seniors […]
How Home Care Assistance Helps Seniors Age In Place
Aging in place is one of the most popular housing options among seniors. According to an AARP survey more than 70% of the seniors surveyed said that they wanted to continue living in their own homes as they got older. And for many seniors living at home is a great option. But you should know […]
5 Foot Care Tips For Diabetic Seniors
If your senior parent has diabetes, they need to make sure they are taking care of their feet. Complications from diabetes can cause series problems with the feet can lead to immobility or even amputation. Managing diabetes is the best way to prevent foot problems, but there are also some things that your senior parent […]
Understanding Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic Syndrome in Seniors
It’s common knowledge that the body changes with age, and these changes may have an effect on general health. Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic Syndrome (CKM Syndrome) is one of the comorbid health conditions—meaning there is more than one disease or condition within the body at the same time—that seniors may have. This syndrome includes a number of illnesses […]
Why Your Mom Shouldn’t Be Alone At Home After A Stroke
If your mom recently had a stroke and she’s planning on recovering at home, it’s important that she isn’t alone during her recovery period. According to the American Stroke Association approximately 1 in 4 people who have a stroke will have another stroke. And the most common period for the second stroke to happen is […]
10 Ways Home Care Helps Seniors Be Independent
If your senior parent is determined to continue living independently, they will likely need a little help as they get older. Home care is a great support for seniors that want to live in their own homes and stay in a familiar neighborhood as they get older. With help from a home care provider seniors […]
Helping Seniors Transition From a Sedentary Lifestyle
Staying active is vital for seniors. Physical activity enhances both physical and mental health, helping to prevent various health issues. However, being active might be challenging for some seniors, especially if they’ve led a more sedentary lifestyle. Unfortunately, that type of lifestyle could lead to an increased risk of chronic diseases and mental health decline. […]
Techniques for Managing Aggression, Anxiety, and Agitation
It can be difficult to care for a loved one who has Alzheimer’s disease, particularly when they go through violent, anxious, or agitated periods. The good news is that many Alzheimer’s care techniques exist to help loved ones handle these situations, benefiting everyone involved. Recognizing the Triggers The first step is recognizing the triggers for […]
