When your senior loved one decides that they want to age at home it might be necessary to make some changes to their home.
If you don’t live with your seniors and they don’t want to impose on your life, it may be harder to tell if they’re suffering from anything.
Did you know that gum disease and poor oral care increase the risk of several chronic health conditions? Many people are unaware of the risk.
Many older adults admit that staying in their current home is ideal, and that’s your mom’s wish.
For many families across the U.S., it’s a day to attend a Memorial Day parade before gathering for a family picnic or backyard barbecue.
June is Adopt A Cat Month! Now is the perfect time to get a companion cat for your senior loved one.
In many regions, allergy season kicks in as spring arrives. That’s why Asthma and Allergy Awareness occurs each May.
Socializing is a crucial part of keeping your senior healthy on an emotional level, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy for her to do.
When your elderly loved one first finds out about their life-changing diagnosis, they are likely going to want to talk to whoever will listen.
When your mom or dad has Alzheimer’s, even during the early stages, it can be hard to communicate and talk to them.
There are home care providers that offer transfer assistance for the elderly. They can help your parent to move around their home much easier.
My mother has used Companion Services of America’s home care services for over four years now. Before we called them for help she was very anxious. Now she is comforted and happy with the socialization they provide.
Fresh vegetables should make up a good portion of your parents’ daily diet. They’ll get vitamins and minerals from the produce they eat.
Many elderly persons lose movement due to illnesses such as stroke, severe arthritis, or falls.
When you decide to help your parents during their older or senior years, it can come with a unique set of challenges.
Dental care is a critical component of our daily health and hygiene regimen as we age.
When exposed to cold air for a lengthy period of time, it is possible to get dry, flaky skin or other complications.
Family caregivers often have a hard time balancing self-care, a parent’s care, and time with others in the family.
February is American Heart Month and it’s the perfect time for seniors and their families to look for ways to help seniors focus on heart health.
Senior Care in Highland Park: Many seniors struggle with chronic pain. That pain can be worse in the winter when the temperature dip, especially if your senior loved one has a drafty house. Medications can help but there are also some things that seniors and their family caregivers or companion care at home providers can do to help seniors relieve chronic pain like:
High blood pressure is a serious health problem that your senior loved one may not even realize that they have.
As a family caregiver, you can share these tips with your elderly loved one to help them to prevent some heart health issues.
January is International Qualify Of Life month and it’s a fantastic time for seniors and their loved ones to think about what makes for a great quality of life.
Cold weather is on the way again which means it’s time to help your senior loved one get ready for the winter.
