How Being Lonely Hurts Seniors
Companion Care Hazlet, NJ: Loneliness is a problem that is impacting almost everyone these days, but seniors are being affected the most. Loneliness and social isolation are common among seniors, especially seniors that are living independently. And being lonely and isolated can have some significant physical and mental health impacts for seniors.
Read MoreWhen a Family Member Burns Out of Caregiving, Home Care Is the Best Option
It’s one of the most natural things for people to do: step up and help when a loved one needs assistance. When that loved one is an aging parent or even your spouse, you don’t think twice. If you live close enough that it makes sense to stop by on a regular basis, you will…
Read More24-Hour Home Care – How to Make Sure Your Loved One Eats Well
One of the most important qualifications of being able to live independently as a person ages is their ability to continue to eat well and manage the aspects of preparing, enjoying, and cleaning up after meals. As you help your loved one live independently, it may have become a bit overwhelming to continuously monitor what…
Read MoreThe Daily Challenges of Living with Heart Disease
Additionally, we can’t overlook the significance of In-Home Care in improving their quality of life and managing their condition effectively.
Read MoreTips To Help Seniors Avoid House Fires
Living alone can make fire safety a worry for seniors. But with smart steps, you can create a safe haven for your loved one. Regularly check and replace smoke alarm batteries, or consider upgrading to hard-wired alarms with flashing lights for extra security.
Read More5 Things Visitors Should Do To Protect Seniors From The Flu This Holiday Season
The flu, Covid-19, RSV, and other respiratory illnesses are raging this winter, and seniors who contract these illnesses can become extremely sick. If you have family and friends who are going to be visiting your senior parent during the holidays this year there are some precautions everyone should take. Protecting the health and safety of…
Read MorePersonal Care at Home – Understanding Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis, also known as MS, is a disease that affects the central nervous system and is caused by an autoimmune response. It happens when the immune system accidentally attacks the myelin that protects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord. This damage stops the regular flow of electrical impulses along the nerves, which…
Read MoreIn-Home Care Slipper Safety 101
Let’s face it, after a long day or just a lazy Saturday, it’s nice to slide into a cozy pair of slippers. However, slippers can spell disaster for seniors. For seniors to safely wear slippers, they need the right kind. When choosing slippers, the in-home care team can advise loved ones and seniors and ensure…
Read MoreElder Care – Recognizing the Signs of Normal Aging
Getting older is a normal part of life. Our bodies and minds change in many ways as we age. There’s no need to worry about many of these changes; they are all normal. But it’s also important to be alert and know when those changes could mean something more dangerous. Consider the following normal signs…
Read MoreHome Care – Helping Seniors Understand Social Security Benefits
Having enough money becomes even more important with age. In addition, understanding what benefits seniors have, such as Social Security, is key. However, it can be challenging to understand how it all works. This blog post will explain the basics of Social Security payments and give seniors useful advice on how to handle this important…
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