Companion Care at Home
How Being Lonely Hurts Seniors
Loneliness is one of the most dangerous risks seniors face, increasing the chances of depression, heart disease, cognitive decline, and poor self-care—but companion care at home can help protect their health and happiness.
Read MoreFour Ways to Celebrate Spring With Your Homebound Elderly Loved One
If your loved one is homebound, having someone visit to provide companion care at home can help boost her spirits and get her excited for the warmer days ahead.
Read MoreHealthy Eating for Seniors with COPD: Foods to Include and Avoid
Seniors with companion care at home can gain an understanding of what a well-balanced diet looks like and how it might increase their energy levels, reduce inflammation, and improve their overall quality of life.
Read MoreWhat Can Seniors Do if They Want to Read More?
Reading offers seniors so many benefits from helping them learn more to giving them something to enjoy. Companion care at home can help seniors with a lot of the challenges they might face if they want to read more often.
Read MoreStroke Prevention and Warning Signs
With the help of companion care at home, seniors can lower their risk of stroke by taking certain actions, even though some risk factors are outside of their control.
Read MoreCompanion Care at Home Advice for Seniors and Grieving
Losing a loved one or spouse is difficult and seniors may a harder time coping. Companion care at home helps support your loved one during the grieving process.
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