Home Health Care and Reducing Hospital Readmission
When a senior comes home from the hospital, the last thing they need is to be forced to go back to the hospital. This is called hospital readmission and it can be prevented with help from home health care services.
Read More5 Ways Home Care Helps Seniors Avoid Falls at Home
Home care can help keep your mom or dad safe at home, especially if you live far away, work full-time, or have small children that need you so you can’t visit your mom or dad every day.
Read MoreDoes Your Mom Need Companion Care? Here’s How To Tell
Companion care at home is a fantastic way for seniors living on their own to get the social interaction they need to be healthy because companions visit on a set schedule.
Read MorePost-Hospital Care: Helping Seniors Reestablish a Healthy Sleep Routine
By following their post-hospital care plan and leaning on resources such as home care and support from family, seniors will be back to their pre-hospital sleep routine before long.
Read MoreThe Role of Family in Alzheimer’s Care
With the help of a detailed Alzheimer’s home care plan, keeps family unity intact and guarantees the highest quality of care while reducing the risk of caregiver burnout.
Read MoreHow Does Skilled Nursing Care Help Seniors Rehabilitate at Home?
Seniors who want to rehabilitate at home after a medical emergency, surgery, or injury may find that skilled nursing care at home offers them the care they need to recover.
Read More5 Ways That Seniors Who Have Hearing Loss Can Socialize More
Companion care at home takes away the embarrassment and stress that seniors often feel if they go into public places and can’t hear well.
Read MoreHow Home Health Care Helps Seniors Manage COPD At Home
Home health care is health care delivered at home by a licensed nurse or medical professional.
Read MoreHelping Seniors Adapt to a Walker After a Hospital Stay
It’s a good idea to start talking with your senior loved one about the post-hospital care plan and if it might include using a walker prior to discharge.
Read MoreAt What Point Do You Talk About 24-Hour Home Care with an Aging Parent or the Rest of Your Family?
The need for 24-hour home care often becomes evident through various signs. Here are tips on how to start the conversation.
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