Posts by Wendy Cregger
Home Care Assistance Advice for Understanding the Impact of Alcohol
It’s concerning when your senior loved one drinks alcohol consistently. Understand the impact on their health with home care assistance.
Read MoreCompanion Care at Home Signs of Senior Depression
Many seniors suffer from depression. With the help of companion care at home, your senior loved one won’t have to feel so lonely.
Read MoreWarm Weather Personal Care at Home Tips For Seniors
Personal care at home can make it easier for seniors to maintain good hygiene, dignity, and their independence.
Read MoreThe Benefits Of Gardening For Seniors
April is National Garden Month and since so many seniors enjoy gardening it’s a great time to look at some of the health benefits seniors can get from gardening. There are a surprising amount of benefits that seniors can get from gardening and it’s an activity that most seniors are able to do. Seniors who…
Read MoreHow Elder Care Celebrates National Puppy Day
Animals and pets bring extra joy into our lives, especially our senior loved ones. Here are a few ways elder care can help!
Read More5 Ways Home Care Assistance Changes Your Dad’s Daily Life
Home care assistance is designed to help retain your senior’s independence and offer just enough support without making them feel useless.
Read MoreVision Loss Increases the Need for Companion Care
If your dad is suffering from vision loss, here are some things you will need to consider and how companion care can help!
Read MoreHow Does Home Care Make It Easier For Family Caregivers to Take Time Off?
Almost 42 million Americans provide care to older adults. Nine out of ten unpaid caregivers help a family member.
Read MoreEarly Warning Signs of Depression In Seniors
Depression is something that impacts a large percentage of seniors. Seniors that are aging at home have a high risk of developing depression if they are living alone.
Read MoreTalking To Your Senior Loved One About Around The Clock Care
If your senior loved one loves living independently but you have noticed lately that they are starting to show signs they may need more home care it’s time to talk to them about 24-hour home care.
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