Why Your Senior May Be Getting Nosebleeds
Personal care at home can help a senior during any nosebleeds that occur and help keep them calm.
Evan Loevner
February 5, 2024
Helping Seniors Understand Medication Changes After a Hospital Stay
If seniors have home care assistance as part of their post-hospital care, this provides additional support.
Evan Loevner
January 31, 2024
Reflexology for Seniors: A Holistic Approach to Well-Being
With the help of alternative therapies such as these and the support of the medical team, home care, and loved ones, seniors can tackle their health head-on.
Evan Loevner
January 26, 2024
How Vision Issues Impact Senior Safety and Increase the Risk of Falls
Home care can encourage seniors to make and keep their vision appointments, as well as provide transportation when needed if they are experiencing vision issues.
Evan Loevner
January 26, 2024
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.
Evan Loevner
January 22, 2024
The Best Hygiene Products for Seniors
Personal care at home helps seniors maintain their dignity and confidence in their appearance.
Evan Loevner
January 10, 2024
Tips for Handling Aggression in Seniors With Alzheimer’s
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.
Evan Loevner
January 3, 2024
How to Help a Senior Parent Grieve
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.
Evan Loevner
December 29, 2023
Skin Changes That Seniors Should Watch Out For
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.
Evan Loevner
December 25, 2023
Three Easy Ways You Can Help Your Senior Recover from Surgery
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.
Evan Loevner
December 15, 2023
