Posts Tagged ‘Home Care’
Why Are ADLs and IADLs Significant for Seniors?
Activities of daily living and instrumental activities of daily living are important because they support quality of life for seniors, but they also help everyone involved ensure that seniors get the best possible care.
Read MoreWhat Health Conditions Affect Senior Driving?
Driving is so important for so many aging adults, but sometimes health changes dictate that they stop driving themselves.
Read MoreBenefits of Maintaining a Positive Mindset
With home care and loved ones’ support, seniors can be encouraged to maintain positivity and reap many benefits.
Read MoreHelping Seniors Monitor and Manage Vaccines
Home care can help by keeping an eye out for any adverse effects and helping senior citizens understand vaccinations better.
Read MoreThe Best Ways for Seniors to Keep Their Muscles Strong
Exercise is an important part of maintaining muscle mass, but there are other things seniors should be doing to stay healthy too.
Read MoreHome Care Tips for Seniors to Lower Blood Pressure
High blood pressure in seniors could cause many health concerns. These home care tips can help to both monitor blood pressure and prevent it from spiking.
Read MoreLearning and Growing: Our Nurse Stephanie Hosted a Comprehensive Training
Stephanie Larson RN, trained in 3 new staff and one refresher in a comprehensive training. We are happy to see our staff choose to move up in their career!
Read MoreHome Care Tips for Senior Outdoor Safety
Summer weather calls for being outside more often. Home care can help your senior loved one stay safe both indoors and outdoors.
Read MoreCan Home Care Help Your Senior Reduce Their Cholesterol?
There is good and bad cholesterol. With the help of a home care provider, they can help your senior loved one monitor their food intake to keep levels normal.
Read MoreLearn How Senior Home Care Keeps Your Dad Active
Medical experts all agree that a minimum of 150 minutes per week of moderate activity is important for your health.
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