Posts by Susan Myer, RN, BSN, CCRN, CDP
Independence 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.
Read MoreCataract Risks and Symptoms
A home care provider is a great resource for a senior with impaired vision for rides to appointments, events, and everyday errands. Learn more about cataracts.
Read MoreThey’re Never Too Old to Go to the Fair
Here are a few top considerations of what a senior can do and how to stay safe at a fair and that your senior home care provider can help with.
Read MoreFinding the Right Home Health Care for Seniors Aging in Place
Home health care services are essential for some seniors because they offer individualized care that enables seniors to live comfortably at home while getting the support they require.
Read MoreImportance of Home Health Support for Seniors After Hospitalization
It’s critical to have post-hospital care services in place, such as home health, to support seniors as they begin to heal, especially when they return to their homes.
Read MoreTips for Helping Seniors with Alzheimer’s Get Dressed
As Alzheimer’s disease progresses, simple tasks like getting dressed require more assistance. Alzheimer’s care providers can offer solutions that help.
Read MoreHow Home Health Care Can Help with Mobility for Seniors
To ensure that seniors stay active and healthy in the comfort of their own homes, home health care services are essential in supporting mobility.
Read MoreThings Your Dad Needs When He Comes Home From A Hospital Stay
To make sure that your dad has the care and support he needs to be comfortable while he recovers at home, he will need these five things after he is released from the hospital.
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