How to Know When It’s Time to Consider Personal Care at Home
Understanding when to talk to seniors about personal care at home can reduce frustration for both family caregivers and aging adults.
John Good
January 2, 2025
Helping Seniors Understand and Manage Stomach Ulcers
With the support of family and elder care, seniors can gain knowledge about stomach ulcers and take steps to better manage them and avoid complications.
John Good
December 19, 2024
5 Ways Handwashing Keeps Seniors Healthy
Hand sanitizer is a good alternative to soap when soap isn’t available, but it’s better for seniors to wash their hands whenever they can.
John Good
December 5, 2024
5 Signs Your Senior Parent With Alzheimer’s is Tired
Care providers that specialize in Alzheimer’s care at home can help you understand what your senior parent needs as their symptoms change.
John Good
November 19, 2024
How Companion Care Helps Seniors That Are Living Alone
With companion care at home, a companion will visit your mom or dad on a regular basis. Companions visit seniors to provide social interaction.
John Good
November 6, 2024
Caring for Cancer Patients at Home: Returning Home from the Hospital
Coming home from the hospital is important for cancer patients, especially in terms of morale. However navigating the challenges involved can be difficult for family caregivers to do, so hospital to home transition care is an excellent option.
John Good
October 16, 2024
Tips to Help a Senior Relieve Tension
Personal care at home will want to help your senior manage pain as naturally as possible.
John Good
October 2, 2024
Navigating Dietary Restrictions: Healthy Eating with Diabetes, Heart Disease, and More
The support of loved ones and elder care can help seniors navigate dietary restrictions.
John Good
September 17, 2024
5 Ways To Make Your Mom’s Home More Accessible As She Gets Older
A home care provider can make sure your senior loved one is safe at home every day, even when you can’t get there.
John Good
September 4, 2024
Seven Sensory Activities That Can Help Someone with Alzheimer’s Disease Feel Less Anxious
Engaging the senses is a great way for people with Alzheimer’s disease to keep their brains active and engaged while feeling less anxious. Alzheimer’s care providers can help seniors try a variety of these activities each day.
John Good
August 21, 2024
