Category: Safety

If you think your loved one might be sleep-deprived, here are some things that you might notice.

In these times of uncertainty, we want you to know that the safety and health of clients and employees are always a top priority. Now more than ever, our business is you.

According to a new study conducted in Denmark, if your aging relative is using a blood thinner and experiences gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding, it may be wise to have them evaluated for colon cancer.

As a caregiver, you need to know about dehydration and how it affects your senior.

Your senior’s nutritional balance is a vital part of keeping her as healthy as possible. Here’s what you need to watch for to determine if maybe she’s not getting enough nutrition.

After a fall you and your senior might both have a need to understand more about what happened.

Is your senior learning how to use a walker? Here are some facts you need to know.

An older adult can fall at any time of the year. However, the snowy weather of winter can make it even more likely they will fall and suffer an injury.

When you have concerns that your dad is dismissing, how do you address them with his doctor? These are the steps to talk.

Most people are familiar with certain measures of heart health, such as blood pressure and cholesterol. However, one number many people don’t know about is pulse pressure.