We do it a handful of times a day – some more than others. Even though most of us don’t think twice about our pee, it can be a good indication of how healthy we are. This is why your doctor probably asks for urine samples at yearly exams or prior to procedures. The reason […]
Did you know that more than 30 million American adults are living with kidney disease but don’t know it? There are many signs and symptoms that go along with kidney disease, but they are often attributed to other conditions. For many people, it’s not until they are in the very late stages of the disease […]
August is National Immunization Month! You may be thinking that this month is for kids heading back to school, but older adults count as well. In fact, it’s often adults who get overlooked when it comes to immunizations because they don’t keep track as well. Do you remember the last time you had a Tdap […]
There is no cure for arthritis, but what you put into your body can make a difference in how you feel. Certain foods have been shown to decrease inflammation, boost the immune system and strengthen the bones. Adding the right foods to your diet may not only improve your overall health and wellness but may […]
Many skin problems revolve around cosmetic issues such as wrinkling, acne and age spots. What some people forget is that the skin is an organ and vulnerable to certain conditions. It’s important for seniors to see a dermatologist at the first sign of skin changes. A dermatologist can rule out potentially harmful conditions and provide […]
Home health care can be a confusing topic to understand, especially if you haven’t had time to research it. Some families are thrown into a situation where they need home health care for a loved one who has recently gone through surgery. Without knowing a lot about this type of care, common myths and misconceptions […]
When you have type 2 diabetes, managing your blood sugar becomes a regular part of your life. Eating too many carbohydrates can cause your blood sugar to spike, leading to symptoms like increased thirst, frequent urination, blurry vision and fatigue. High blood sugar that is left untreated can cause kidney damage. The best diet for […]
When a person is diagnosed with cancer, they become more aware of the things they put into their bodies. Some treatments are harsh and have adverse effects. Fortunately, there are things that can be done to protect the body and manage the symptoms of chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapy and surgery. Below we share nutrition recommendations during […]
Being diagnosed with cancer makes the world come to a standstill. Your primary care doctor will likely refer you to an oncologist to discuss treatment options. Going with the appointed specialist can appear to be the easy choice, but remember that you get to choose your oncologist. This doctor needs to be selected carefully based […]
Healthy blood pressure does not change with age. Normal blood pressure is below 120/80. The top number is systolic pressure (when the heart beats and pumps blood). The bottom number is diastolic pressure (when the heart rests between beats). Numbers below 120 and 80 are ideal, as this means a lower risk for heart attack […]
As Family Private Care continues to monitor the developing situation with COVID-19, we are adhering to all CDC and WHO guidelines for healthcare professionals. We ask all our clients to have a ready supply of gloves, anti-bacterial hand soap, and sanitizing wipes and sprays. Additionally, we are encouraging our caregivers to have these items with them as well. We would also recommend that all clients & caregivers closely monitor the CDC guidelines, practice social distancing, avoid all travel, and avoid groups over 50 people. Should a client or caregiver exhibit any flu-like symptoms, please contact our office at 678.620.3064 immediately! Thank you for your continued trust in us. Working together, we will all get through this.
1905 Woodstock Road
Building 500, Suite 5200
Roswell, GA 30075
Phone: (678) 620-3064
Fax: (678) 620-3709
402 Office Park Drive
Suite 240
Birmingham, AL 35223
Phone: (205) 870-8855
Fax: (205) 870-8866
Note: Employer directives are only intended for employees of FPC. Our affiliated Caregiver Registries encourage Independent Contractors and clients associated with Caregiver Registries to take all necessary precautions.