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Music as Therapy for the Elderly
Music can work wonders for your loved one’s well-being. Try these simple tips…
When is it Time to Ask About Hospice Care?
The short answer? Now. If you are caring for or worrying about a loved one who is elderly or very ill, it is never too soon to start educating yourself. It’s best to learn about hospice care and ask questions in advance so you know what to expect. Although end-of-life...
Chair Exercises for Seniors
We all need exercise, but how can you get it if you have limited mobility? You can use your chair as a mini-gym! Just find a sturdy chair without wheels or arms and try the exercises below. They’re a great way to help you stay in shape and they can be adapted to...
UTIs in the Elderly
UTIs, or Urinary Tract Infections, are common infections that are usually easily treated with antibiotics. But, when they go undiagnosed, they can cause serious health concerns. Sometimes it is difficult to figure out if an older adult has a UTI because they don’t...
In-Home Care: Hire an Agency or Use an Independent Caregiver?
When you are hiring someone to take care of your loved one in their home, your primary concern is that they are compassionate, trustworthy, patient and skillful in the role of caregiver. At first glance, it may seem that the simplest solution is to find an independent...
5 Tips to Prevent Falls
This fall, help your loved one avoid an injury. Celebrate Falls Prevention Awareness Day on September 22 by fall-proofing the home of an older friend or relative. Six out of every 10 falls happen at home where we spend much of our time and also tend to move around...
The Home Care Angels Story
Watch this video to find out what inspired our founder…
Vaccines for the Elderly
Did you know that getting vaccinated is just as important for seniors as it is for children? Based on decades of research, The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now recommends several vaccines for the elderly, after age 60. All adults should ask their doctor...
Speaking of Dementia
The Do’s and Don’ts of communicating with a loved one with dementia…
5 Ways to Help Seniors Remain Independent
Try these tips to keep your loved one active and motivated…
What is Home Care?
These days, most seniors want to age in place—home care makes this possible…
Retired? Stay Engaged as a Part-time Caregiver.
You retired and said goodbye to the 9 to 5 routine. But you still have plenty of energy and a desire to do something useful and fulfilling with your time. Does this sound like you? If so, bring your compassionate heart to Home Care Angels and become one of our...