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Signs of Malnutrition in the Elderly
As we age, our caloric needs tend to decrease, however, we still need more vitamins, protein, and other nutrients. In America, there is a prevailing lack of awareness of seniors’ dietary needs and...
TAKING STOCK 1: HAPPY NEW YEAR
A Happy New Year to you and your loved ones!! We are excited to be back on the blog after a little hiatus to refresh and come up with better ideas to share with you our amazing followers and...
Holiday Safety Tips for Seniors at Home
The festive season is here with us and safely caring for aging loved ones can be a stressful, challenging, and hectic experience. Now that a majority of our seniors have been vaccinated, most of us...
Diabetes Management for Seniors at Home
When it comes to diabetes management for seniors at home, a well-oiled care coordination team is required to ensure the patient can live a comfortable and wholesome life. Diabetes among seniors is a...
6 Fun Halloween Ideas and Activities for Seniors at Home
Happy Halloween to you and your loved ones!!! What Halloween Ideas and Activities do you have in place this year? Not sure if you are excited as we are for this year’s Halloween because we can...
How to Improve Bone and Joint Health for Seniors
Bone and joint health problems are common among people over 65 years as they cause pain, deformities, and inflammation. Areas affected could include knees, hips, and fingers, just to mention a few....
Home Care Services: In-Home Rehabilitation and Therapy
The role of therapies at home is to speed up recovery from surgery, illness, or injury. Therapy forms include physical therapy, speech therapy, and occupational therapy. Receiving home...
8 Healthy Aging Tips
Aging gracefully is not about looking young at an older age, it is about living your best life by having the mental and physical health to enjoy it. As the aging population in the United States...
Understanding Different Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease
The development of Alzheimer’s disease tends to be slow and gradual as it worsens over time. Although the rate at which the disease progression is different in each individual, they experience the...
Kitchen Safety Tips to Keep Senior Safe
Senior safety at home should be a priority, especially in the kitchen. The risks of electrical fires, injuries, and falls make the kitchen one of the most dangerous rooms for seniors in the home....