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Talking to Family and Friends about Dementia Before the Holidays
As the holiday season approaches, you are likely looking forward to the opportunity to spend time with family members and friends you may not get to see as often as you would like. This season brings people together and is the ideal opportunity to spend...
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Mom's Home Care ~ Employee Of The Month!
We are proud to announce that Ms. Lisa Brumfield was named our September 2018 employee of the month. Lisa has been with our agency since the summer of 2017. Lisa is the kind of caregiver that we can send on any assignment and know she will crush...
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Six Truths about Caregiving
As a caregiver, you're going to learn an awful lot. Much of what you'll learn can help you in other situations, too. Some Days Are Going to Be Better than Others It's tempting to believe that every day is going to be rosy and beautiful as a...
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Tips for Preventing Foodborne Infection in the Home
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that approximately one out of every six people in the United States experiences a foodborne illness or infection each year. These illnesses and infections are caused by pathogens such as viruses...
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Mom's Home Care ~ Employee Of The Month!
We are proud to announce that Ms. Lisa Guzman has been named the Mom's Home Care employee of the month for August 2018. Lisa recently celebrated her one year anniversary with our agency and we are so happy to have her as a part of our team. She...
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When Does Flu Season Start?
The 2017/2018 flu season hit hard and fast. In many countries, it was one of the most severe flu seasons in years. The 2018/2019 flu season will soon start. Now is a good time to start preparing for the flu season. The CDC just issued the guidelines for...
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Does Your Parent Suffer from Diabetes Fatigue?
Many people with diabetes suffer from fatigue. Fatigue is when a person feels extremely tired or exhausted. Sleeping doesn’t change the way they feel. Dealing with fatigue can be quite difficult because it affects the person’s ability to complete daily...
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When Aging Relatives Don’t Want to Bathe
Wondering why your elderly loved one is refusing to shower or bathe? The problem is not an uncommon one for family caregivers. While aging adults don’t necessarily need to bathe every day, they do need to wash their bodies a few times per week. If they...
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“Hidden” Drug Overdoses Lead to Cardiac Deaths
If you’ve been paying attention to the news over the last several months, you’re probably aware of the opioid epidemic in the United States. The National Institute on Drug Abuse states that at least 115 people in the country die from an opioid overdose...
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