READ MORETop 5 Smart Devices to Make Life Easier and Safer for Seniors


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Seniors want to remain independent in their own homes for as long as possible. Learn how these top five smart technologies for seniors do just that! 

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READ MOREHow to prevent hospital readmission


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Hospital aftercare in your own home offers a safe alternative to rehab or a nursing facility where exposure to COVID-19 is higher and caregivers have several patients to attend to which means your needs may lag attention.  Post-hospitalization, recovering from a car accident or surgery—SYNERGY HomeCare home care ensures a speedy recovery, reducing the risk of readmission.

The best reasons for choosing in-home care for hospital aftercare are one-on-one care, faster recovery time, and reduced risk of exposure to coronavirus.

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READ MOREIsolation, Sedentary & Loneliness – Dangerous Trifecta Threatens Senior Health


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We often attribute senior loneliness to a lack of family and socializing which is true, but it gets much more complex than this. The AARP has reported that a contributing factor is the growing number of adults who do not have children to care for them as they age. Of course, living alone doesn’t necessarily mean that a senior will suffer from loneliness. Regular involvement in social activities can help alleviate feelings of loneliness and isolation, but as seniors age social contacts often dissipate as seniors deal with the loss of friends, retirement, health issues, and mobility restriction.

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READ MOREHow Seniors Can Prevent Hospital Re-admission


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A return to the hospital shortly after discharge is an indication that the patient was not prepared to go home.  In-home care provides one-on-one care for faster recovery by following discharge instructions. SYNERGY HomeCare can help with a caregiver who will take care of you and your home.

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READ MOREWhy Flu Shots are so Important for Seniors


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It is a widely recognized fact that the flu can be extremely dangerous. But, as people age, the body’s natural immune system weakens, and viruses like the flu can be deadly. People 65 and older are at a much greater risk of developing complications from the flu than younger adults. In fact, the CDC has reported that in recent years, an estimated 70-90 percent of flu-related deaths occurred in people 65 years of age or older.

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READ MORESeniors: How to Beat Dehydration this Summer


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Staying hydrated is important for everyone, especially seniors! With the summer months upon us and as the days get hotter, not getting enough fluids in your body can cause serious health problems. Older adults, in particular, have a higher risk of suffering from dehydration.

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READ MORECelebrate American Heart Month


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February is traditionally known to be the romantic month. The month for lovers, flowers, and chocolates. It seems very fitting that it is also American Heart Month. Take your time being romantic, but don’t forget to show a little love to your heart.

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