The Role of Home Care in Heart Health Education
In this article, we will look at how home care may play an important part in educating seniors about heart health and empowering them to live better.
Understanding Sciatica Pains: Home Care for Seniors
Sciatica is a common phrase used for back pain. Seniors may effectively manage this illness and enhance their quality of life with the right knowledge and home care providers.
Helping Your Loved One Recover from Laser Eye Surgery
Seniors can have laser eye surgery when the doctors determine that it has a high chance of succeeding and improving your loved one’s sight. It’s good to have someone who specializes in post-hospital care services.
Recognizing Depression in Your Loved One
While depression symptoms can take on many forms, some of the most common symptoms you or their companion care at home providers may notice if your loved one is depressed are discussed here.
Six Things Your Mom Needs After a Mastectomy
Your mom is going for a mastectomy, so what is she going to need? Hiring post-hospital care providers could assist her in her recovery.
Preventing Diabetes 2 When Your Loved One Has Prediabetes
There are three key areas that your loved one is going to want to review (with his doctor’s help) and make needed adjustments so that his blood sugar levels can get back to normal.
Top Risk Factors for a Stroke
Make sure anyone who cares for your loved one knows the symptoms of a stroke, including his family members as well as his senior home care team.
What Do Seniors Need to Know about Wound Care at Home?
When seniors need extra help managing wound care, home health care can take care of the details and make healing easier. Here’s how they help.
Speech Exercises for Seniors with Dysarthria
Dysarthria is a condition when the muscles used to control speech are affected. People with brain tumors, a stroke, Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, and epilepsy can all experience dysarthria.
The Seven Stages of Stroke Recovery
Stroke recovery takes a significant amount of time, and you might find you’ll need the help of a post-hospital care provider along the way. Here’s what you may observe.
