Summer is the Perfect Time for Some Exotic Fruit
Summer is the perfect time for seniors to explore new fruits, like dragon fruit and papaya, with the help of a companion care at home provider for a fun and safe experience.
Read MoreThe Benefits of Swimming for Seniors
Swimming is an ideal exercise for seniors, offering mental, physical, and social benefits, especially when supported by home care assistance.
Read MoreLares Home Care’s Ryan Deahl to Star in West Side Story!
Lares Home Care’s Ryan Deahl stars as Tony in West Side Story at Count Basie Theater this summer.
Read More10 Ways To Keep Your Mom Cool And Comfortable This Summer
Personal care at home services can help your senior mom stay cool and comfortable during hot weather by ensuring easy access to air conditioning and other cooling measures.
Read MoreSenior Home Care Helps Seniors Live Independently
Senior home care allows aging individuals to live independently and safely at home, even with health conditions like diabetes or arthritis.
Read MoreRecognizing the Signs Indicating Seniors Might Need Support While Aging
Aging in place highlights the need for early identification of support and elder care needs to ensure a safe, comfortable lifestyle.
Read MoreHow Seniors Aging In Place Can Manage Spring Allergy Symptoms
Home care providers assist seniors with spring allergies by maintaining a clean home and handling outdoor tasks, allowing them to manage symptoms more effectively.
Read MoreHelping Seniors Handle Critical Situations With Confidence
Unfortunately, emergencies can happen anytime, which only increases stress and worry when older loved ones live alone, especially if you don’t live near them. However, there are ways to prepare seniors for when the unexpected happens. Knowing how to act quickly and correctly in dangerous scenarios can mean the difference between safety and harm. Whether…
Read MoreWhen Recovery Doesn’t Go as Planned, Could That Increase the Risk of Hospital Readmission?
Following a hospitalization, there are many factors that impact recovery. The person’s age, their overall health prior to the hospitalization, the reason they were hospitalized, and much more. For example, an 86-year-old who had a stroke is going to face a much more challenging recovery than a 20-year-old who broke their ankle. For people as…
Read MoreSix Ways to Help Seniors Deal with the Challenges of Cooking
Cooking can be a joy, but it does take a lot of time and energy. Sometimes seniors just don’t have that energy to put toward making and eating healthy foods on a daily basis. With the right strategies and support, especially from senior home care providers, seniors can eat healthy foods at home every day.…
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