When seniors come home from the hospital the reality of the situation can get overwhelming quickly, which is when hospital to home transition care can step in and help.
Sometimes seniors with chronic health issues think that they can’t stay active or get fitter because of limitations with their health. They may be able to do more than they think, however.
Here are three phases of swallowing which can cause trouble for those recovering from a stroke and steps to take to reduce your loved one’s risk of choking.
Some of the ways that home care providers can help your mom or dad in the morning or at night are discussed here, giving you peace of mind.
Starting Alzheimer’s care immediately after a parent is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s is a great way to learn more about the disease and start practices that can slow down the progression.
Here are some ideas that you can do from a distance to help your mom or dad live well at home on their own and keep them from feeling lonely.
Stroke recovery is often a long road for the person who had the stroke and his caregivers, but it’s also one that can be successfully traveled with better days waiting.
Thank you for your continued trust and partnership. Wishing you joy this holiday season and a happy, prosperous New Year.
Because of the immediate nature of an appendectomy, have a 24-hour home care team step in to assist your loved one around the home during those first few weeks after surgery.
Seniors and loved ones can learn how to prepare nutritious meals by selecting softer foods, altering textures, moistening dry dishes, and thickening liquids as needed.
