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Tips for Traveling with the Elderly
Traveling for seniors is often a bigger challenge than it is for more young and middle-aged adults. That being said, traveling is a great way to stimulate a senior’s mind, allowing them to connect with a new community, explore a new environment, an...
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5 Signs to Get Senior Home Care
It is difficult to accept that a senior adult in your life is no longer able to perform the same tasks they once could on their own. You may have started noticing small signs that have raised concerns. However, those signs become more frequent and mo...
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5 Tips for Serving as a Caregiver
Caregiving for a loved one can be an emotionally challenging task. Not only is it often a 24/7 job, but it can be especially difficult to find a balance between providing and caring for your loved one and maintaining your own physical and emotional w...
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Flu in Elderly
Flu is a mild illness for some people. But for others, including the elderly and those with chronic (long-lasting) health conditions, the flu can be severe and even life-threatening. Getting a flu vaccine every year can help prevent the flu. Flu Symp...
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Psychological Symptoms of Dementia
Many people think of dementia as a cognitive impairment but it is not just memory loss. The cognitive decline associated with memory loss includes many other associated challenges in everyday life. These difficulties can also affect the way you speak...
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THE ELDERLY DESERVE CONSIDERATION
Upon orientation of newly hired home health caregivers, it is better to set expectations that they will most likely not find a smiling, polite, sweet, and considerate patient but a grumpy, complaining client. But, Why? They may not understand that th...
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