Alzheimer’s disease cases increase each year. As health insurance doesn’t cover the supervision a parent with dementia needs, many families take on this care on
If your elderly loved one has dementia, you are probably already aware of how troubling bathing time can be. You may have encountered numerous challenges
World Immunization Week falls during the last week of April. The theme in 2022 is “Long Life For All.” Immunizations help people of all ages avoid devastating diseases.
When you’re looking into senior care benefits, expect to see the terms ADL and IADL. Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) are the things your parents must be able to do to survive.
Has your elderly loved one been losing their appetite? There are many things that can cause this from medication side effects to serious health issues.
Due to his health needs, your dad has many doctor appointments. You’ve been taking off work to go with him, but you’re losing personal time. Can Home Care help?
Everyone wants to control their aging, which means they must reevaluate their senior living choices. This will assist them in recognizing the behaviors that lead to their aging.
Almost 50% of seniors over 75 have kidney disease. March is National Kidney Month and now you and your senior can learn how to keep kidneys healthy.
In-Home Care: Sometimes as a person ages, their diet needs to change. Some seniors may develop an intolerance to milk or dairy products and though
Senior Home Care: As a family caregiver for an elderly loved one, it is important to learn what you can about common heart health problems
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