Table of Content1 1. GERD2 2. Dehydration3 3. Alcohol & Tobacco Use4 4. Denture Care5 5. Respiratory Problems6 6. Tonsil Stones Bad breath, or halitosis, is very common among seniors, and some aging adults are far more likely to have bad breath than others. Many of the reasons for a senior’s bad breath can be …
Table of Content1 Understanding Empathy in Caregiving2 The Impact of Empathy on Elderly Well-Being3 Empathy as a Tool for Stress Reduction4 Implementing Empathy in Daily Practices5 The Role of Training in Empathy Development6 Empathy in Specialized Care Settings7 The Future of Empathy in Home Care In the evolving landscape of care for the elderly, empathy …
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Table of Content1 Challenges of Connecting Multiple Ideas2 Moments of Clarity3 Frustration4 Consistency5 Communication Tips Dementia is a progressive condition, and in the early stages, most seniors continue to do things independently. As the symptoms worsen, cognitive health decreases, affecting many skills and actions. Continue reading to learn whether seniors with dementia can understand what’s …
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Table of Content1 Understanding Long Term Care Insurance2 Maximizing Your Benefits for Home Care3 Choosing the Right Care Provider As the population ages, long-term care insurance has become an important consideration for many individuals and families planning for future care needs. Understanding how to maximize the benefits of long-term care insurance is crucial for making …
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Table of Content1 Private Pay2 Long-Term Care Insurance3 Medi-Cal and Medicare4 Veterans Benefits5 Local and State Programs6 Taking the Next Step At Assisting Hands Home Care, we recognize the importance of providing seniors and individuals with disabilities the necessary support to live independently in their homes. However, navigating the payment options for private duty home …
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Table of Content1 Read a Positive Quote Every Day2 Provide a Sense of Purpose3 Take a Break from Technology4 Offer New Social Opportunities The power of positive thinking is well established, yet some seniors get stuck in a negative cycle that can steal away their happiness and damage their health. If your elderly loved one …
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In recent years, there has been a significant shift towards home care as a preferred option for senior care. Many families are recognizing the numerous benefits that home care offers, ensuring their loved ones can age gracefully and comfortably in the familiar surroundings of their own homes. At Assisting Hands Home Care, we are dedicated …
Home care is often the preferred choice for families seeking to provide comfort and support to their elderly loved ones in a familiar environment. However, there may come a time when home care is no longer the best option. At Assisting Hands Home Care, we are committed to helping families recognize the signs that indicate …
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Dementia is a progressive neurological condition that affects memory, thinking, and behavior. For families facing a dementia diagnosis, ensuring the best care for their loved one is paramount. At Assisting Hands Home Care, we recognize the unique challenges posed by dementia and are committed to offering compassionate, expert care that allows individuals to remain in …
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Table of Content1 1. Increase Physical Activity2 2. Promote Better Sleep Hygiene3 3. Address the Reasons for Wandering Studies reveal 6 out of 10 seniors with dementia will likely wander at some point. Family caregivers may be wondering how to protect their senior loved ones from the dangers of this symptom. Luckily, there are strategies …
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