Posts by Susan Myer, RN, BSN, CCRN, CDP
Wellness Tips for Seniors: Beyond Eating Better and Staying Active
With the help of elder care, seniors can live richer, more fulfilling lives by focusing on these various aspects of well-being and incorporating some of the tips discussed here.
Read MoreTips to Beat Winter Dehydration for Seniors
Dehydration is a problem for aging adults all year long. These tips can help family caregivers prioritize hydration for seniors.
Read MoreTips For Caring For A Senior With Alzheimer’s At Home
With a combination of Alzheimer’s care at home and care from family caregivers, your mom or dad can continue living at home throughout their Alzheimer’s journey.
Read MoreRecognizing the Signs When Seniors Worry Too Much
Managing excessive worrying is about helping seniors find balance, feel supported, and enjoy their later years with confidence and peace of mind.
Read MoreHow Home Care Assistance Helps Seniors Battle Winter Weather
Some of the ways that home care assistance can help your mom or dad handle the challenges caused by rough winter weather are discussed here.
Read MoreEasy Daily Tips to Manage Diabetes
Here are a few things your loved one can do to manage their diabetes every day and be proactive aging in place with the help of elder care.
Read MoreBenefits of Home Health Care as Seniors Recover from Injury or Illness
Recovering from an illness or injury as a senior sometimes takes longer. Home health care providers can do a lot to reduce recovery time for seniors and help them to stay independent.
Read MoreIndependence and Companion Care at Home
Companion care at home can help to boost independence of those who want to age in place.while also offering necessary social engagement.
Read MoreThe Benefits Of In-Home Care For Seniors With Low Vision
Some of the benefits of in-home care for seniors with low vision or blindness include topics that are discussed here, keeping your senior safe.
Read MoreWays To Calm A Senior Parent With Alzheimer’s
Some things that you can do to calm your mom or dad, who has Alzheimer’s, down if they are agitated, afraid, or aggressive are discused here.
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