
Talking to a Senior Parent About Hygiene and Personal Care
Hygiene can be a tricky topic to discuss with a senior parent, but personal care at home is important. Here’s how to ease the conversation.
Hygiene can be a tricky topic to discuss with a senior parent, but personal care at home is important. Here’s how to ease the conversation.
37 million Americans suffer from diabetes and if your senior loved one is one of them, consider hiring skilled nursing care to help.
After a senior has had a fall at home they may need to spend some time in a rehab facility, depending on how badly they were injured.
Your mom has a hard time with toileting as Alzheimer’s advances. You are the one that she relies on for reminders to try to use the toilet.
January’s Glaucoma Awareness Month is an ideal time to ask your dad when he last had his eyes checked.
Once your dad has had surgery, when should he go home? With many procedures, surgical teams will perform the surgery and send patients home the same day.
Home care aides help your dad with her hygiene and grooming tasks, transportation, and housekeeping. What they cannot do is help your dad with things that are of a medical nature.
Skilled nursing care is a service where a nurse comes to your mom’s home to help with the medical care she needs during her recovery.
As COPD progresses, it takes a toll on your aging family member.
Seniors and their families may not realize that the medications that seniors take can have a direct impact on their teeth and their dental health.
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