Managing Migraines in the Elderly
A home care team that regularly visits can help keep her home tidy and remove tripping hazards, and also assist during a longer migraine by helping with preparing meals, and transportation needs.
In-Home Cancer Rehabilitation Can Provide Many Benefits
Having someone come to your loved one’s home for cancer rehabilitation is that it makes it easier for the therapist to customize your loved one’s program and care to her exact situation.
Getting Help For Your Loved One With Parkinson’s Disease
Client advocacy services can help you coordinate services for your loved one with Parkinson’s, get referrals for specialists, create a full-spectrum plan, and so much more.
Know the Symptoms of Glaucoma for Save Your Vision Month
Glaucoma is one eye condition that can lead to serious vision loss. Knowing that a loved one may develop glaucoma, can help you spot these symptoms early on.
Helping Your Loved One Recover From Pneumonia
Home care provider visits can ensure your loved one is taking the steps she needs to recover from pneumonia and is progressing in the right direction.
Items to Have Ready at Home after Spinal Fusion Surgery
In-home rehabilitation can customize your loved one’s care to reflect her current living situation, making recovery quicker and more focused on her needs.
Ways Skilled Nursing Supports Seniors During Stroke Recovery
Skilled nursing care ensures that seniors have the help they need to stick to their recovery plan when returning home from a stroke.
Understanding Common Foot Problems in Seniors
Knowing some of the common foot issues that might impact seniors is the first step to ensuring they have the information they need to remain in good health.
Hospital to Home Transition Care for Pneumonia Recovery
Coming home from the hospital after a bout of pneumonia can be tough for seniors. Hospital to home transition offers support families need to make recovery easier.
Tips for Communicating with Someone Who Has Aphasia
Aphasia can prevent a person from being able to communicate by speaking, writing, and/or using sign language. Here are some tips to try.
