At some point, you and your senior loved one may need to decide between in-home care and assisted living. While both options have their own pros and cons, many seniors benefit from hiring an in-home caregiver for at least a short time. If your senior loved one needs professional in-home…
Exercise is a critical component of a senior care plan. While many seniors prefer to exercise outdoors or within a group, it is important for them to exercise at home as well. These six exercises are simple enough for seniors to do at home so they do not have to…
Alzheimer’s disease can cause a variety of unusual behaviors among seniors. It is important for caregivers to learn about these behavioral changes so they can provide better care for their aging loved ones. Seniors with Alzheimer’s disease may exhibit one or more of the following behaviors. 1. Sundowning As the…
Respite care is an option for family members who need to work during the day or night, want to take a vacation, or help an elderly loved one adjust to long-term care. This type of care involves seniors spending time with professional caregivers on a temporary basis. Caring for a…
Seniors can prevent dementia by making healthy lifestyle choices that have a positive impact on the brain. Switching to balanced diets, engaging in regular exercise, and getting adequate sleep are a few lifestyle changes that could prevent cognitive decline among seniors. If your aging loved one needs help managing everyday…
Home care services can enhance a senior’s overall quality of life, whether he or she lives alone or with family caregivers. Seniors can face a variety of challenges as they age, many of which can be mitigated with the help of professional in-home caregivers who provide high-quality senior home care….