Tips for Bathing and Toileting an Elderly Parent
Bathing and toileting your elderly parent can be awkward. Your elderly parent may be embarrassed to have you see them without clothes on and you may not feel much differently.
Company News!
We would like to recognize a few of our special caregivers this month and give them a big shoutout.
Alzheimer’s Care At Home Supports Family Caregivers Too
Caring for a senior with Alzheimer’s can be difficult for family members. It can help your seniors to stay at home where they have a lot of memories.
Home Care Is Essential After a Mini-Stroke
Around 240,000 U.S. adults have a transient ischemic attack (TIA), also known as a mini-stroke, each year. About 33% of those people will go on to have a stroke within the next year.
Improving Quality of Life: Best Tips for Senior Citizens Today
There are many seniors who don’t feel well physically, or mentally. As people age, they may start realizing they wanted more out of life.
Try These Healthy Habits to Relieve RA Pain
By following their doctor’s advice for managing rheumatoid arthritis (RA), your senior is already doing a lot to relieve pain and retain mobility.
Tips for Getting Your Dad Up and Active After a Fall
The United Health Foundation looked at med. records and CDC reports and found that 27.4% of seniors fell in 2018, and 20% lead to injuries.
National Napping Day: Do Your Parents Nap Too Much?
24-Hour Home Care: National Napping Day falls on March 14th to coincide with daylight saving time. Naps are essential for your health.
Caregiver Spotlight
Home Care: We would like to shine a spotlight on a very special caregiver who has been with our agency for over 13 years. Her name is Barbara Sharp
President’s Lifetime Achievement Award
Home Care: The President’s Lifetime Achievement Award has recently been presented to one of our very own clients Betty Grenig.
