Elderly individuals often require some form of care and assistance during their golden years, because leading an independent everyday life is not as easy as it was once before. Not all seniors will need the same amount of help, though. Some seniors who need help at home will only require part-time assistance while others will require full-time home health…
Perhaps you saw the video that went viral a while back about the elderly Alzheimer’s patient who was transformed when he was given a iPod loaded with the music of his era? (You can watch the video on the “Music and Memory Project” website.) Over the past few years, researchers have offered new insight into the ways music promotes healthy aging…
Transitioning from a care facility to home care is a pivotal period. Seniors are most vulnerable during the move due to high level care needs. During the transition, miscommunication, unmet needs and the incomplete transfer of medical information can lead to adverse health and rehospitalization. Despite the high risks involved after being discharged from acute level care in a hospital,…
As we move into the holiday season, many families are trying to find ways to enjoy the holiday cheer while lightening the load of preparing everything. If you have an elderly relative that will be joining you for the festivities, it’s important to think about how you can make the visit more comfortable for you and your loved one. A…
These are many warning signs that your elderly parents may need senior home care to remain safe and independent at home. In this infographic below, we are listing 10 common warning signs.
What are the signs that your elderly parents may need home care? Watch this video to learn more. Serving North and Central Palm Beach County: view locations we serve
Learn what are the warning signs that indicate that your elderly parent may need home care. You can watch the video below and also read the warning signs listed here. Warning Signs That Your Elderly Parents May Need Home Care
“Mom is due at the doctor at 10:30, and my boss just called a staff meeting.” When you’re providing care for an elderly loved one, it’s not uncommon to feel torn between work, your loved one’s needs, and your other responsibilities. According to the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging (n4a), nearly 66 million Americans provide care to a…
Fear of falling confines many seniors to the house. Professional caregivers help them remain active and engaged in the community. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC.gov) recently announced that the number of seniors who die from fall-related injuries has nearly doubled in the last 15 years. Clearly, falls are a serious health crisis as our nation ages. Each…
Our Care Coordinator visits each client at their place of residence to evaluate condition, make a full assessment of needs, discuss options, and then develop a Plan of Care to address each of the needs. On this short video below, Marina Ramirez, President with Assisting Hands Home Care Palm Beach discusses how RNs on staff are tasked with supervising all…
