Our feet help us get to where we want to go, so taking care of them and getting proper foot care – especially as we age – is important to our overall health. There are also some health conditions we must be mindful of that can affect the health of our feet. The following are …
Making a special Family Fun Day is a great way to spend time with those you love – including parents and grandparents. Sometimes the seniors in our family want to be involved in our activities and family trips, but they may no longer be able to do everything that we enjoy. If you are looking …
Most seniors and their families would prefer to stay in their own homes rather than be forced to move into a long-term care facility. To help your loved ones remain in their homes for as long as possible in-home care can be the ideal choice. However, finding the right agency and the right caregiver can …
Living alone comes with a certain amount of risk regardless of your age. But for seniors, there are certain risks, such as falls and fall-related hospitalizations, that may cause loved ones to be especially worried. Staying independent for as long as possible is an important part of one’s physical, mental, and emotional health. And your …
If your elderly loved ones have always been strong, independent people, it can be difficult for them to admit when they need help. They may begin to struggle with tasks that they once took for granted, or they may stop doing things they used to love for fear of falling or getting hurt. All the …
3 Signs That it May be Time to Bring in Home Care Read More »
Whether home care is temporary following a stay in a medical facility or required for long-term treatment, having a plan helps both the recipient of the care and their family. If your family doesn’t have a home care plan, don’t worry – setting one up is simple, and professional support workers can help you and …
Does Your Elderly Family Member Have A Home Care Plan? Read More »
As your loved one ages, there may be many reasons as to why you may be concerned about their safety and well-being while they stay home by themselves. One of the options that many families consider is moving their senior loved one into a long-term care facility, but that doesn’t have to be the only …
