Alzheimer’s Care – How To Help Your Loved One Stay Active
Here are tips that you and Alzheimer’s care might use to make adjustments for the things your senior loved one used to love so that he can continue to enjoy them.
Read MoreWhy Eating Breakfast is Best for Seniors
Encouraging your elderly loved one to sit down and enjoy a good breakfast will help her increase her odds of better health.
Read MoreWhat Does Companion Care Look Like?
Companion care at home can be both in the home and the community. Here are some ways they can be helpful to your senior loved one.
Read MoreHow to Help Your Senior Manage Asthma
Elder care is a great choice for seniors who are trying to manage asthma as well as other health conditions.
Read MoreSix Ways Seniors Experience Better Quality of Life
Helping seniors to have the best quality of life that they can is just one way that family caregivers and home care can be there for seniors.
Read MoreYour Senior Parent Was Just Diagnosed With Alzheimer’s. Now What?
Here are a list of things that you should do immediately after your senior parent is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.
Read MoreWhy Seniors Aging In Place Need a Geriatrician
Geriatricians understand the unique needs of seniors and can be vital in coordinating care. Senior home care can help with transportation to these visits.
Read MoreWhat Is Palliative Care For Seniors?
Palliative care involves things like symptom management, emotional/psychological support, coordination of care and more.
Read MoreTips To Help Seniors Fight Thinning Hair
As people get older their hair may start thinning. Medical conditions, medications, and genetics can also contribute to thinning hair.
Read MoreNational Homemade Cookies Day: Fiber-Rich Cookies Your Mom Will Love!
Around a quarter of Alzheimer’s patients become constipated, so you encourage foods that are high in fiber.
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