Caregivers: When a senior has prediabetes, it means they will have to follow a diet and pay close attention to their health. Caregivers can help create menus.
Homecare: Bone deterioration is something that many senior citizens think about. As a family caregiver, this may be something that you want to help your elderly loved one to prevent.
Senior Health: Your senior’s dental hygiene habits can help you to learn a lot about her overall health. Remember, October is National Dental Hygiene Month.
Healthy Habits: As long as your senior’s doctor agrees that exercise is safe for her, you might want to figure out an exercise plan sooner rather than later.
Elderly Care: Muscular dystrophy (MD) is the name given to a group of inherited muscle diseases. One of the major symptoms is muscle weakness, (myopathy.)
Home Care Services: Seasonal Affective Disorder is known by many names. Sometimes it may be called the “winter blues”. Other times it’s called “cabin fever”.
Senior Care: With the aging of the Baby Boomer generation, the concept of aging in place has become a common one in the minds of many seniors and their families.
Social Seniors: September is Happy Healthy Cat month and it’s a great time to consider getting a senior cat, which is 9 years old or older.
Home Care: Headaches are pretty common, but it’s important to know the difference between a regular headache and something that might be far more serious.
Adaptive Utensils: The right dishes and utensils can help your senior to eat more easily. Using these adaptive utensils can be the solution to eating issues.
