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The sensation of touch, or tactile function, is an important but frequently overlooked part of human health. For older adults, general brain health and quality of life depend on preserving and enhancing tactile function. With elder care by their side, along with the support of loved ones, seniors can better understand the significance of tactile…
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Mental health is tremendously important for aging adults. Often they spend too much time alone and they aren’t able to keep doing many of the things they used to love doing. This combines to create a situation that often feels negative and hopeless. Finding solutions like companion care at home and making some small changes…
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It’s common knowledge that the body undergoes a variety of changes as it ages, and the heart is no different. Understanding these changes and how to ensure the best heart health is essential for seniors to live their best lives. With home care assistance by their side, seniors gain valuable knowledge about those changes and…
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Telehealth visits are the newest thing in the health community and they really emerged during COVID-19 but have remained even after the pandemic. Your loved one may not move around well or they may not need to go into the office as often or they don’t have regular transportation, this is when telehealth comes in…
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Seniors should eat be eating meals that contain mostly vegetables if they want to be healthy. But what vegetables are the healthiest? What vegetables are the easiest for seniors to eat? You can use these tips to make sure that your mom or dad is eating nutrient-dense vegetables that will provide essential vitamins and minerals….
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It’s common knowledge that the body changes as we age, with some changes being more apparent than others. Seniors frequently experience drooping of the eyelids as one common change. Ptosis, the medical term for drooping eyelids, may seem like a minor cosmetic issue, but it can have more serious consequences. Thankfully, with elder care by…
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When seniors are battling chronic health issues, they can often feel overwhelmed by those health problems. This can cause them to isolate themselves, causing loneliness and other mental health problems. Companion care at home can offer seniors the social engagement that they need, while also offering seniors an understanding person to talk to about what…
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Chronic fatigue dramatically impacts quality of life for anyone who suffers from it, but it can be especially draining for seniors. It affects physical and mental well-being and can exacerbate existing chronic health conditions, too. Seniors must find a way to manage and overcome their issues with fatigue, and sometimes that means relying on solutions…
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Seniors benefit greatly from being proactive when cold and flu season rolls around. Older adults are more susceptible to respiratory illnesses and sometimes their existing health issues can make these minor illnesses much worse for them to experience. Family caregivers and home care providers can do a lot to help seniors prepare for cold and…
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Life with diabetes means that patients need to take a comprehensive approach to wellness. That can be easier for younger people than for aging adults. Other health issues and the challenges of aging can make diabetes management so complicated that seniors just can’t keep up on their own. 24-hour home care is a valuable tool…
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