
Not all seniors experience significant health deterioration; some remain healthy and active throughout their golden years. However, regular wear and tear through the decades can cause them to be at higher risk for falls and injuries. This makes mobil...
Read More ›Maintaining good mental health and well-being is important in our senior years to ensure healthy cognitive function. You can do this through various activities and staying connected with friends, family, and the community. As a provider of home care ...
Read More ›Dementia symptoms vary from one person to another but they are generally characterized by symptoms such as confusion, disorientation, difficulty in mobility and coordination, and memory loss which can come with various safety risks at home. This is w...
Read More ›When a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia, the main concern is how family members can provide their loved ones with the comfort and care they need to live meaningful and happy lives. As such, there have been extensiv...
Read More ›Participating in productive activities can help patients with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia feel empowered and independent. However, since patients with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia require more support and care with daily l...
Read More ›Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease gradually affects a person’s ability to communicate effectively. Communicating with these individuals requires patience, understanding, and good communication skills on the part of the caregiver. The strategies we...
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