Everyone forgets important information now and again. As your loved one gets older, he may be finding he’s forgetting things more often. Normal forgetfulness is not a concern, just a nuisance. No one likes that feeling of trying to remember someone’s name they just met or having to hunt around the house for misplaced keys….
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READ MORECharger Station
Tom and Cate from the SYNERGY HomeCare Denver office took their special “Charger Drinks” on the road to give their industry partners a little boost during the busy holiday season! Helping our community partners deliver employee appreciation for their valued staff while having some fun was our goal. Please let us know if your team…
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READ MORECongestive Heart Failure Symptoms To Watch For
Congestive heart failure occurs when the heart muscle is no longer pumping blood as well as it should. The heart may have become weak due to conditions such as clogged arteries or high blood pressure. Perhaps either you or your aging loved one’s senior home care provider has noticed some new symptoms he is exhibiting…
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READ MOREWhat Helps When Your Senior Can’t Sleep?
Sleep issues have big ramifications for your elderly family member from mood problems to health issues flaring out of control. Your elderly family member needs to sleep, so if she’s having trouble, she needs to figure out what is happening. This is often easier with your help and the help of home care professionals, especially…
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READ MORE5 Things to Pay Attention to During Holiday Gatherings With Your Mom
You live on the other side of the country. The one time a year that you actually see your mom in person is during the holidays. It’s your chance to see how well she’s doing on her own. What should you be paying attention to during your yearly visit? Does She Seem Healthy? Is your…
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READ MOREHealthy Meals Seniors Can Eat On The Go
Seniors need to eat healthy and balanced meals so that they can stay healthy. But when seniors are traveling or going on day trips, it’s not always easy for them to find healthy food options. Seniors who are diabetic or have special dietary restrictions often struggle to find healthy food options when they’re traveling, if…
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READ MOREFacts to Consider During National Long-Term Care Awareness Month
During November’s National Long-Term Care Awareness Month, you should sit down and address your dad’s need for care. Too many families don’t consider the “what ifs” and end up having to make plans in a rush. Here are facts you should keep in mind when considering your dad’s future care needs. About Seven Out of…
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READ MORE8 Ways Elder Care Helps With Daily Routines
Independence means a lot to your dad, and you want to help him retain as much independence as possible. Have you considered the eight ways elder care helps with his daily routines to ensure he’s able to live alone in his current home? Companionship Your dad’s social circle isn’t large. He’s often alone for days…
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READ MOREHow Can You Tell Your Senior Is Having Vision Trouble?
It isn’t always easy to know exactly when your elderly family member’s vision is changing, especially if those changes are subtle ones. Spotting changes in her behavior, especially with the help of home care providers who have experience decoding the behavior of aging adults, is a good place to start. Here are some ideas that…
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READ MORE5 Ways to Help Your Senior to Have a Positive Attitude
October is Positive Attitude Month, which means it’s a great time to re-evaluate what might be hindering your senior’s ability to be as positive as she might want to be. Sometimes circumstances are heavy, and they can color your elderly family member’s attitude about life in general. These tips can help you both to find…
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