Ways to Prevent Pneumonia in Elderly People
It is that time of year again in Pittsburgh. When we huddle close together with loved ones and stay indoors to avoid the cold weather. Being in close quarters, however, can hasten the spread of disease. This is especially dangerous for vulnerable populations such as the elderly. One major illness that can be both common…
Read MoreHolidays with Seniors: How Home Care will Help during the Hectic Holidays
The Holidays Opening Your Eyes to the Aging Process The hustle and bustle of the holidays, while exciting, can also be very stressful. Many Americans are worrying about finding the perfect gifts and preparing for holiday events. In addition to those typical holiday stresses, you may also be caring for a loved one. If not,…
Read MoreCaregiver’s Formula For Success
Today, so many of you are waking up as #NewCaregivers due to COVID-19. Maybe the place for Mom living at a care facility was the right decision at one time, but now there are second thoughts about that and now she’s moving in with you and your spouse. Just because we are in the midst…
Read MoreHow to Have the Talk About Aging
When you start to notice signs of the aging process with your loved one, whether its forgetfulness or slowing down physically, its time to have the talk with them. Having the talk is about helping your aging loved one prepare for the aging process and making a plan. Topics of discussion would include how your…
Read MoreManaging Stress and Anxiety
These past few months have been stressful for everyone. There are several different actions that seniors can take to reduce anxiety and improve their well-being. Because of everything going on in the world, it can be easy to feel alone isolated. Especially during these times, many people feel that life will never go back to…
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