“I Lost Myself for a Minute”
Alzheimer’s is an insidious disease, one that slowly takes a person’s mind while leaving their body behind.
Parkinson’s Disease Part Two: Exercise
Exercise has been found to be incredibly beneficial to Parkinson’s, improving mobility, coordination, mood, and reducing stiffness, pain, and fatigue.
Parkinson’s Disease Part One: Medication Management
Due to the intricate nature of Parkinson’s disease, we will narrow our focus to two aspects: Medication management in Part One and Exercise in Part Two.
Tips for Transitioning from Hospital to Home 2
Seniors may find themselves without a plan to assist them in their post-hospital recouperation. Serving Hands Senior Care can help with after-hospital care.
Tips for Transitioning from Hospital to Home
Serving Hands Senior Care provides after-hospital care, delivering invaluable assistance and support for seniors throughout the post-hospitalization period.
Four Signs That You May Need a Mobility Device
It’s essential for seniors to lean on the experience and guidance of their healthcare team to determine a mobility device that best fits their needs.
The Professional Shuffler: Benefits of Mobility Aids
Mobility aids such as canes or walkers can significantly enhance the safety and mobility of our senior loved ones, preventing disastrous falls.
Eye Care for Seniors
Eye care for seniors requires special attention and care. Here are a few tips on common conditions as we age and how to maintain eye health.
Mental Health: Give Your Brain a Workout
Giving your brain a workout with daily activities such as puzzles, helps improves areas of your mental health such as concentration, stamina, and focus.
Embracing the Season: How to Engage Your Elderly Loved Ones at Christmas
The holiday season brings joy, laughter, and cherished moments with loved ones. Children eagerly await Christmas Eve, while adults fill their schedules with work parties, shopping sprees, and school performances.
