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Making Night Time Less Lonely For Your Parent Living Alone
Night time can be a lonely and anxious time for seniors, but companion care at home can help. Having companion care at home means that your parent won’t have to sit alone at night feeling isolated or uneasy. They...
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Supporting Healing and Recovery at Home
For older adults bouncing back from a fall or surgery, the comfort of home offers more than just a sense of belonging—it's an essential element for improved recovery. With this in mind, it’s easy to see the value in having elder...
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Setting Realistic Nutrition Goals for Seniors
Good nutrition plays a big role in helping seniors to have better energy levels, improved immune health, and a higher quality of life. The problem is that maintaining healthy eating habits isn’t as easy for seniors to do over time, especially if they’re...
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Why Seniors Living With Chronic Pain Often Need Home Care Support
If your senior parent loves living independently, but they are trying to manage chronic pain, they may need extra support to help them be safe and comfortable. Chronic pain can make it difficult for seniors to do everyday tasks like fill a kettle, lift...
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Home Health Care Can Help Seniors Recover At Home After A Heart Attack
If your senior mom or dad is recovering at home after a heart attack, home health care can be a big help during their recovery. After a heart attack your senior parent could need weeks or months to fully recover, especially if...
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Can Chair Exercises Really Help Seniors?
Keeping seniors active can feel challenging, particularly if they experience mobility issues that limit their ability to exercise in expected ways. Seniors don’t have to walk long distances, lift heavy weights, or even stand up to get their bodies...
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Managing Holiday Expectations When Your Loved One Has Dementia
If you are providing daily care for an elderly loved one who has dementia, you know what each day looks like, what your loved one can manage well, and what parts of her daily living activities she might struggle with and need some assistance to help her...
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Companion Care at Home Keeps Seniors Socially Engaged
One of the biggest challenges that seniors have when they choose to live independently is getting enough social interaction. Social connection and being around other people is essential for seniors, but it can be tough for seniors who don’t drive any...
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How Home Care Supports Independence in the Kitchen
For many seniors, the kitchen has always been a place of creativity, nourishment, and connection. As they age in place, however, mobility limitations and cognitive changes can make meal preparation more challenging. With this in mind, it is easy to see...
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