Why the Elderly Need Deep Sleep
Senior Care in Seminole FL: Want to help your older family member improve their memory and brain health? New research suggests that making sure they get a good night’s sleep can do that.
How to Make Your Senior Safer When Dealing with Alzheimer’s Disease
Home Care in St. Pete Beach FL: Safety is a huge concern for aging family members who have Alzheimer’s disease.
Celebrating Thanksgiving with Alzheimer’s Disease
Elder Care in Redington Beach FL: Thanksgiving is a time when many people get together for a delicious meal and a day with family. It can be a busy and chaotic day.
Ways Home Care Providers Can Help Seniors to Exercise
Homecare in St. Pete Beach FL: Exercise is important for everyone, especially senior citizens. Senior citizens need to work on many things including balance, flexibility, strength, and endurance.
Happy November Birthdays
Assisting Hands Home Care Serving Pinellas is sending Happy Birthday wishes to their caregivers celebrating in November.
4 Benefits of Caregiver Support Groups
Caregivers in Redington Beach FL: Regardless of the kind of caregiver support group that works best for you, you’re sure to experience many benefits, like the 4 described below.
Silver Santa Party November 20th
Assisting Hands Serving Pinellas is excited to host our Annual Silver Santa party again this year on Wednesday, November 20. The party is 4pm-6pm at our office at 6251 Park Blvd, Suite 7, Pinellas Park, FL 33781.
What to Do About GERD
Elderly Care in St. Pete Beach FL: GERD is the acronym used for gastroesophageal reflux disease. It is a problem caused by acid from the stomach moving in the wrong direction and ending up in the esophagus where it causes a burning sensation—heartburn.
Have You Talked about Fall Prevention with Your Aging Adult?
Senior Care in St. Petersburg FL: Talking about falls and fall risks might help your senior to avoid falling.
Symptoms and Causes of Pulmonary Fibrosis
Elder Care in Pinellas Park FL: If you’re caring for a senior with pulmonary fibrosis, understanding more about the disease can make you better able to respond to it.
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