Posts by Shaun Clinkinbeard
Is it Possible to Cure Loneliness for Seniors?
Seniors encounter issues like isolation and loneliness for a variety of different reasons. Notably, their lives have changed and slowed down a lot while the lives of other people they love are still busy and moving quickly. There are some ways that seniors can deal with the loneliness they might be feeling, including bringing in…
Read MoreHow Social Media Empowers Seniors
In the digital age, social media is more than just a place to share memes and keep up with friends. It has evolved into an effective tool for linking individuals of all ages, even the elderly. Contrary to popular belief, social media isn’t solely for young people. In reality, technology can provide numerous benefits to…
Read MoreOpen House for Sierra View Senior Living!
Partners In Care Hospice and In Home Care attended the Open House for #SierraViewSeniorLiving in Grass Valley as they celebrated their 40 years of being apart of the Grass Valley Community. @lisaVixieWinget is a huge part of this 3 generation family owned Assisted Living Facility. Thank you for allowing Partners In Care to be apart…
Read MoreSeeing Clearly: Understanding Cataracts
Our bodies, including our eyes, change as we age. Cataracts are a frequent age-related eyesight issue that many seniors experience as a part of these changes. Seniors who have cataracts may find their quality of life greatly reduced, but it’s possible the progression can be slowed by taking some important steps. We’ll go into what…
Read MoreFive Big Risks at Home for Aging Adults
Older adults face some big safety risks at home. As they age, those risks might loom even larger than they did in the past. Identifying these risks and putting a plan in place for dealing with them in advance is a big part of being a family caregiver. The good news is that senior home…
Read More8 Tips to Make Bathing Less Scary for Seniors with Alzheimer’s Disease
Bathing is a huge part of everyday life and personal hygiene, but for people who have Alzheimer’s disease, bathing can be incredibly scary and anxiety-inducing. The sensation of water on the skin, fear of falling, and more can make bathing a horrible experience for seniors with Alzheimer’s disease. Alzheimer’s care providers can help seniors feel…
Read MoreHelping Seniors Age in Place Safely
A growing number of seniors are opting to “age in place,” meaning they stay in their own homes instead of going into assisted living or nursing homes, in an effort to preserve their freedom and comfort. This often requires a need to increase the senior friendliness of their house. This blog will explore home improvements…
Read MoreHome Care Assistance Helps Seniors Manage After a Stroke
Strokes are life-altering health conditions. Often stroke survivors find that their lives are completely changed afterward and that every aspect of their health is changed. Recovering from a stroke and transitioning back to normal daily life can be a huge challenge. Seniors may find that home care assistance can bridge the gap for them and…
Read MoreWhat Vitamins Are Most Vital for Seniors?
As we age, our nutritional needs evolve, and getting the right balance of vitamins becomes crucial for maintaining good health. Seniors, in particular, may face challenges in absorbing nutrients, making it essential to focus on a diet rich in essential vitamins. In this blog, we’ll explore the vital vitamins for seniors, their benefits, and signs…
Read MoreRecognizing and Addressing Depression in Seniors
There are signs that a senior is depressed. The home care team can use these ideas to support them and help them get through this tough time.
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