Posts by Julie McCormick, Co-Owner
Tips for Improving Communication Between Alzheimer’s Disease Patient and Others in Their Life
Your elderly loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, so now what happens? Well, over time, there will be many symptoms that occur as a result of the degenerative changes that happen to their brain.
Read MoreThe Ins and Outs of Getting Your Dad Adjusted to Homecare
Your dad doesn’t want to downsize, but it’s clear he needs help around the home. Some of his daily routines are still easy for him to manage, but some tasks are impossible for him to do without help.
Read More5 Benefits of Nutritional Counseling for Your Senior
Nutritional counseling can resolve a great many issues for your senior. Home Health Care can be a great help with this.
Read MoreHow Can Frozen Food Improve Your Senior’s Life?
National Frozen Food Month is a great time to think about how frozen food can help your senior to eat healthy foods more often.
Read MoreCan Your Attitude Impact Your Mom’s Recovery From Heart Surgery?
Your mom’s undergoing heart surgery. Of course, it’s going to make you nervous. However, your anxiety may make it harder for her. She’s nervous, too, and needs your support.
Read MoreHow To Help Seniors With Fungus
Elder Care: Recognizing dangers that may not be tied to other medical illnesses or long-term difficulties is critical when creating an aged care strategy for your old parents.
Read MoreHome Care Services: Tips to Help Senior Citizens Maintain Healthy Eyesight
Home Care Services: Have you noticed that your senior isn’t seeing as well as they used to? Maybe their caregiver has informed you that your senior is running into things.
Read MoreHome Health Care: Getting Back On Track After a Long Illness
Home Health Care: Older adults are likely to have at least one chronic health issue as they age. Some never go away and require regular exercise, a special diet, and daily medications.
Read MoreElder Care: Tough Questions That Need to Ask Your Dad
When was the last time you sat down and talked to your dad about his plans? It’s something that families often put off until the last minute.
Read MoreHomecare: Dementia and Traveling: How Can You Help?
Homecare: Are you planning to take your elderly loved one who has dementia on a trip? Even so, it is very important that you are prepared. There are numerous things that could cause stress for them during the trip.
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