Author Archives: Louise Savioe
5 Simple Ways to Help a Family Caregiver
Having a family caregiver around is definitely a blessing to a senior as it can help make things easier for them. While caregivers offer help to seniors, they tend to forget they need help themselves too. If you notice a caregiver being reluctant in asking for help, then be sure to do the following ways … Continue reading
5 Common Aging Concerns and How to Solve Them
Getting older means that many things will become inconvenient for you. Even when you are at home and receiving in-home care services in Anaheim Hills, California, what you once thought to be normal and ordinary may become an obstacle to your daily living. If you plan to age in place, assess the home first for … Continue reading
Is Your Senior Loved One at Risk for Diabetes?
Aside from age and family history, there are still other factors that can result in a person getting diabetes. If your loved one is already a senior citizen and they don’t have diabetes yet, you can help prevent the occurrence by staying away from other factors that can trigger this illness. As a trusted provider … Continue reading
Senior Care: How to Prevent Negative Medicine Reactions
As a leading provider of Health Care in California, ensuring proper medication management is a major consideration in our service. We recognize that seniors who are taking medicines need to be guided and assisted so that they can adhere to their prescriptions properly. This adherence involves knowing about how medicines can also interact with other … Continue reading
Getting Hospice Care Should Not Make You Feel Guilty
The idea of hospice care is closely associated with the passing of a person, hence, a negative connotation. It is for this reason that many families consider for hospice very late in the care of their loved one with very serious illnesses because they think that they have already given up on their loved one … Continue reading
Dressing a Dementia Loved One: Tips for Easier Days
Changing our clothes can be easily accomplished as easy as 1-2-3. However, for our loved ones with any type of dementia, dressing up can pose as a challenge to them and to you as their caregiver. Because dementia involves a decline in many thinking functionalities including the memory, even simple tasks such as dressing can … Continue reading