Many seniors choose to remain in their familiar and comfortable houses as they get older. Aging in place allows them to keep their freedom and live in the neighborhood they love. However, having a well-thought-out plan for aging in place is essential to guaranteeing safety, comfort, and well-being. As part of that plan, home care…
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Boredom and depression are two issues that seniors face every single day. If they don’t figure out how to get a handle on these issues, seniors can struggle mightily and find their mental and physical health worsening. Companion care at home can be a powerful way for families to help their aging adults deal with…
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Making sure seniors with dementia or Alzheimer’s receive enough sleep is one of the many difficult tasks of providing care for them. Seniors with these diseases frequently experience sleep problems, which can be stressful for both them and those providing Alzheimer’s care, including loved ones. The good news is that there are tips and tricks…
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If your senior is at a stage in life when loud, crowded outdoor activities bring more stress than joy, you might want to develop a plan to help him enjoy the upcoming Fourth of July holiday in a way that honors his needs. When thinking of the Fourth of July, many people have two immediate…
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If your senior parent has diabetes, they need to be very careful with their diet, which can be difficult for seniors that are living alone. Often when seniors are aging in place they rely on microwave meals or easy-to-cook prepared meals, but those meals are full of sodium, carbs, and other ingredients that can be…
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When seniors are planning to stay in their own homes for as long as they can, they usually want to hang onto both their quality of life and their independence. Those goals are important, but they can become a lot more difficult for seniors to achieve on their own. Being independent doesn’t have to mean…
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It’s easy to forget about one of the most important components of our wellbeing in the midst of daily chaos: our breath. Deep breathing is a very powerful yet simple exercise that is especially beneficial for seniors. Deep breathing can be quite beneficial as we age and realize how important it is to preserve both…
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It’s normal for seniors to want to age in place as gracefully and independently as they possibly can. The reality is, though, that they are going to need some type of support to do that well. As they start to need even more help, seniors need a plan for aging in place well. Eventually they…
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Seniors’ healthcare demands grow more complicated as they get older and frequently necessitate hospitalization. Hospitals offer vital medical care, but when seniors leave the hospital and transition back home, they need a well-thought-out post-hospital care plan. Additionally, they will need support from loved ones and, often, home care to ensure they’re getting everything they need.…
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Alzheimer’s disease affects seniors in some predictable ways, like affecting cognition, but it also can make them feel uncomfortable and uncertain about the world around them. Alzheimer’s care services can help seniors and family caregivers to cope by helping establish rituals and routines that foster a sense of well-being and stability. Here’s how that can…
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