When seniors are ready to come home from the hospital, that can be the best place for them to really start healing with hospital to home transition services.
Let’s look at some ways that your loved one can help reduce their risk of painful, cracked heels this winter, and how their personal care providers can assist.
Trained caregivers offer a shoulder to lean on, valuable education, and much more, ensuring they get the care and support they need when diagnosed with diabetes.
Home care can help seniors who have mobility challenges get around the house more easily and they can also make sure the home is as safe as possible.
Dementia care is the best way to create the structured and secure environment that your senior parent with Alzheimer’s needs to thrive living in their own home.
All cancer treatments are long-term treatments that can take a lot out of a person, emotionally, physically, and mentally, and in-home rehabilitation helps in recovery.
For individuals navigating chronic health issues, choosing in-home skilled nursing care means choosing continuity, comfort, and personalized expertise.
With careful adaptation, clear safety measures, and consistent routines, seniors with dementia can benefit greatly from physical activity, while modifications help reduce risks.
Stress is a big part of everyday life, even for aging adults. Finding ways to gracefully shed stress is so important. Caregivers can help seniors explore some of these ideas.
Stephen Sternbach, President and CEO of Star Multi Care, shares the remarkable journey that began 39 years ago with a no-money-down deal for a small Brooklyn nurse’s registry.
