by Family Private Care | Jul 18, 2017 | Alzheimers, Caregiving, Elderly Care
Not all of us are lucky enough to reside by our loved ones. Maybe you took a job in a distant city or met someone from a different state. Now that a loved one has Alzheimer’s, you may not know how you can be of support. The lines may be even more blurred if you have...
by Family Private Care | Jul 6, 2017 | Elderly Care, Healthy Living
It’s not unusual for seniors living at home to lose interest in preparing food. When this happens, it becomes more difficult to eat balanced, nutritious meals. Rather than stocking your parent’s fridge with TV dinners and other processed meals, research the meal...
by Family Private Care | Jun 29, 2017 | Elderly Care, Healthy Living
Getting your senior loved one to bathe or shower can be a struggle. Most family members worry that their loved one will develop a strong body odor, urinary tract infections or skin infections if they don’t bathe daily. Yet with the stress that comes with bathing your...
by Family Private Care | Jun 22, 2017 | Elderly Care, Healthy Living, Home Health Care
In an AARP survey of American seniors, 90% said they want to continue living in their homes as they grow older. Remaining in the home may make sense for some families, but it’s not practical for everyone. That said, there are still ways to prolong the length of time...
by Family Private Care | Jun 15, 2017 | Alzheimers, Elderly Care, Healthy Living
Over 25% of Americans over the age of 65 have diabetes. The complications of diabetes put seniors at a greater risk for developing other serious medical conditions, such as heart disease and a loss of vision. Some of the best ways to prevent diabetes from starting is...
by Family Private Care | May 18, 2017 | Caregiving, Elderly Care, Healthy Living
Unless the symptoms of dementia are caused by medication, the condition doesn’t get better on its own. Some people progress quickly, while others have a slower experience. If you are caring for someone with severe dementia, you may be wondering how you can tell when...
