How Does Elder Care Support Seniors with Parkinson’s?
Elder care helps seniors with Parkinson’s manage daily challenges, stay safe, and maintain independence while aging in place.
See MoreUnderstanding the Connection Between Inflammation and Aging
With the help of home care assistance, seniors can adopt anti-inflammatory lifestyle choices as those listed here and be encouraged to talk with their medical team about how recent research impacts them.
See MoreManaging Diabetes in Seniors Through Meal Planning and Physical Activity
Having home care by their side helps seniors better manage their diabetes in a number of ways, as discussed here, while also offering encouragement and companionship.
See MoreUnderstanding Glaucoma in Seniors: Signs, Causes, and How to Help
Glaucoma is treatable with early detection, support from senior home care and loved ones, along with careful, monitored care as discussed here.
See MoreReducing Blood Pressure as a Senior
Here are some more tips your loved one can utilize with the help of home care to reduce their high blood pressure.
See MoreTips to Help Seniors Prevent Respiratory Illnesses During Cold Weather
Respiratory illnesses can be more common for seniors in colder weather, but it’s possible to avoid them, especially with help from home care providers.
See MoreSigns Of The Flu Seniors Shouldn’t Ignore
There are a lot of benefits seniors get from in-home care, including peace of mind. The most common symptoms of the flu that seniors should take seriously include those discussed here.
See MoreBladder Cancer Symptoms and Risks
Bladder cancer occurs when the cells inside the bladder begin to mutate, instead of dying off. It may be important for you to notice these symptoms and start the conversation.
See MoreUnderstanding Colorectal Cancer in Seniors
Caring for someone with colorectal cancer requires patience, care, and time.
See MoreA Comprehensive Care Plan After a Stroke
Your dad had a stroke. Right now, he’s in the hospital, but doctors say he will be able to go home as long as there is a solid care plan in place.
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