September is National Preparedness Month and with severe storms increasing around the country it’s a good time for seniors and their families to create an emergency plan.
During your last visit, you found that he was having a harder time staying organized. His bills are one of the areas where he was struggling.
Connection with other people is vital for seniors, but it can be more difficult to manage.
Home health care is one of the ways that seniors can compromise between getting the help and health care that they need and living independently.
Did you know that you can have skilled nurses come to your dad’s home to help with a number of home health care services?
August is National Eye Exam Month and if your senior parent hasn’t had an eye exam yet this year, or if it’s been more than year since they had an eye exam, now is the time to get an eye exam scheduled.
Are you caring for your elderly loved one? If so, are your worried about their vision or eye health? This is a very common concern that family caregivers of the elderly have.
Seniors overwhelmingly prefer to age in place. And getting older at home where they are comfortable can have a lot of benefits for seniors.
Having a pet is wonderful for seniors. Pets can significantly lower stress levels for seniors and provide companionship and love.
Just under 50% of unpaid caregivers reported experiencing some level of physical stress while helping an older adult.
