Making Senior Visits Merry
Hospitals and long-term care facilities often carry a stigma of being cold, sterile, and unwelcoming environments. For many, they evoke overwhelming emotions and discomfort. The desire to visit a loved one tugs at your heart, especially during the Christmas season, but the thought of navigating unfamiliar corridors, encountering other patients, and interacting with busy nursing […]
Sleep Challenges in Older Adults: Tips for Restful Nights and Better Days
While sleep issues can be unpleasant for seniors, home care can help them develop certain habits and routines that can help improve sleep quality and make nights more restful.
Home Care Senior Tips For Protein and Fibre Packed Breakfasts
If it’s been difficult to get your senior to add more fibre and protein to their diet, here are a few home care tips for better senior breakfasts.
Summer Safety
Whatever activities you have planned for the summer, being mindful of a few safety tips can ensure you and your senior loved one’s well-being.
5 In-Home Care Activities That Seniors Can Do When It’s Hot
If your senior parent has in-home care, their provider can help them with activities that are designed to keep them cool during the warmer months.
Personal Care at Home Assists Elderly Loved Ones With Routine Daily Activities
Personal care at home can help your senior loved ones with their regular routine and standard daily activities to help maintain independence.
24-Hour Home Care Helps Supports Seniors When Family Lives Far Away
Many seniors choose to age in place to remain independent. 24-hour home care can help them do just that, even when family lives afar.
How Home Care Nurtures Seniors With Seasonal Sickness
Home care can help seniors who are suffering from regular sicknesses such as colds both recuperate and rest to get back to their normal routines.
A Short Story of Inspiration
It’s not very often that one gets to witness something so beautiful that it brings tears to their eyes in a public place.
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.
