By knowing what increases the risk of falls and taking some preventive measures around your loved one’s home, you can worry less about them falling.
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.
By incorporating strength training into their daily routine, seniors can establish a solid foundation for healthier and more active years ahead.
When a person loses the ability to verbally engage with those around him, he might struggle to find new ways to stay connected with those he loves and his community.
Understanding the differences between home care and skilled nursing care at home helps families find the right care for seniors.
Here are some tips for severe weather. It can be nerve-wracking for a senior when meteorologists forecast potentially dangerous weather conditions.
The use of blood thinners by seniors is a deliberate strategy to control and prevent major cardiovascular diseases. Learn how it helps.
With client advocacy services, you get professional help with the coordination and management of healthcare concerns, support services available, and cost control.
Consistent wound care and dressing changes are critical to a senior’s health and rehabilitation. Skilled nursing care ensures that wounds heal rapidly and safely.
If your parent isn’t feeling safe at home, or if they are concerned about being alone in their home, especially at night, here are some tips to improve their safety.
