In-Home Care
A Guide to Boosting Seniors’ Vegetable Intake
With the support of in-home care, seniors can get the right amount of nutrients they need each day.
January 22, 2024
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With the support of in-home care, seniors can get the right amount of nutrients they need each day.
Personal care at home helps seniors maintain their dignity and confidence in their appearance.
Alzheimer’s care can be a big help if your senior parent has personality changes or is aggressive because the care providers are trained to handle aggression.
With companion care at home, your senior parent will have someone with them to talk to, watch TV with, eat meals with, or go for a walk with.
Seniors should also get help from their in-home care provider to make sure their skin is moisturized daily and that the air in the home isn’t too dry.
With a post-hospital care provider, you’ll receive peace of mind that your loved one has someone skilled in recovery visit her each day. You can also take the time to help your loved one recover in non-medical ways, and you might find that is much more comfortable for you.
If your loved one complains of dry eyes to you or his home care provider often, you should have him visit an eye specialist.
The first week of December is Older Driver Safety Awareness Week. Use that time to discuss vehicle safety with your loved one and their home care team.
Personal care at home can help seniors attend to hygiene tasks so that they look and feel their best.
Having these security upgrades for your senior loved one with Alzheimer’s plus Alzheimer’s care can help keep seniors safe at home.
Aviva In-Home Care
1350 Old Bayshore Highway, #520
Burlingame, CA 94010
