Mental Health Tips for Seniors Aging in Place
Here are some of the best tips for retired seniors who need companion care at home to enrich their lives and allow them to thrive while aging in place.
Here are some of the best tips for retired seniors who need companion care at home to enrich their lives and allow them to thrive while aging in place.
As we celebrate these special moments, let’s remember that it’s the people, the teamwork, and our shared goals that make our workplace extraordinary.
A 24-hour home care team can help a senior learn some new shopping and eating habits that can help to lower high blood pressure as discussed here.
Seniors can enhance their memory by incorporating a few of these tips into their day-to-day lives. Doing so can help them to relax and enjoy themselves.
We at Extended Family Care want to share Jenn’s newsletter with you. She has an adult, high-functioning neurodivergent son.
As we gather around the virtual confetti, it’s time to raise our virtual glasses and give a resounding cheer.
Here’s a quick overview of five different types of home care that are available for seniors who may be limited by medical conditions.
Some of the things home care services offers that can help put loved ones and seniors’ minds at ease as they age in place are discussed here.
When seniors spend time in the hospital, they may be at greater risk of falling. Hospital to home transition care helps with a fall prevention plan.
Skilled nurses make sure that seniors receive the nourishment they require to flourish by offering individualized care, continuous monitoring, and education.