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Preventing Dehydration
Many people do not realize that the physical changes associated with the aging process may leave those persons at a much higher risk of dehydration. Dehydration is an unfortunate occurrence among many in the elderly population, and many do not even...
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The Difference Between Home Health Care and Home Care
Your loved ones were there for you over the years. Now it is your turn to be there for them. Their care needs may seem to be like a whole lot to take on personally. However, out of love, you make the best effort and do all you can to meet their personal...
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Preventing a Stroke
There are thousands of people each year that suffer or die from strokes. In fact, many strokes are considered predecessors to cardiac arrest – but can even occur after a heart attack. In recent years, the number of Transient Ischemic Attacks (TIAs) has...
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All You Need to Know About Atrial-Fibrillation
September is National Atrial Fibrillation Awareness Month. Mom’s Home Care believes that you should be informed about Atrial Fibrillation. We want to prevent you from having a stroke and if you have had a stroke, we want you to prevent another one from...
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Seniors: Getting Your Essential Nutrients
The food that one eats can indeed supply them with adequate vitamins and nutrition that they need to get every day. Seniors are especially prone to getting lack of certain vitamins. We at Mom’s Home Care believe that the best way to ensure that they do...
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The Importance of Sleep to The Mind and Body for Seniors
Nothing is more important for seniors than sufficient rest and sleep. In fact, a full 8 hours of sleep for elderly loved ones can truly prevent dementia, anxiety, depression, and even Alzheimer’s disease. Here at Mom’s Homecare our caregivers know how...
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Music Therapy For Persons With Dementia
Dementia is a harrowing experience for many people, and this condition leads them to feel a disconnect from their past and present. Their caregivers, who are often their children or other loved ones, seek to find the best treatment possible. Music...
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Maintaining A Healthy Brain
Aging is a natural process that everyone will go through in life and there is no way around. The human brain is arguably the most complex organ in the body and must be taken cared for properly. This organ plays a major role in balance, sight, hormones,...
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Financial Exploitation Of Older Adults
It is important to consider gender specific differences in financial literacy affecting older men and women. There is a tendency in older adult men to resist asking for help as they usually decline health care or social services, which can make it...
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