Benefits of adding Turmeric to your diet
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/top-10-evidence-based-health-benefits-of-turmeric
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“Oh, Medicare covers that”..I hear this often..
I hear often that “Medicare will pay for the facility” when discussing home care to a potential client. No, it doesn’t. Most clients that I encounter are not needing to receive a 24-hour care facility. Not to mention the costs involved with that. Having 4-8…
Something to think about…
The upcoming “Baby Boomers” are realizing as the aging process goes forward that they have several options to choose from. Most, if not all are realizing that an assisted living or nursing home are not their only two options. In my experience, home care is…
The Home-Care Process
The Home-Care Process Throughout my career in the home care industry, I have seen and worked with many companies. Although, not all are alike we all are working towards the same goals. Matching a care provider to a client can be a frustrating process if…
Home Care Decisions
In Home Care…. The in-home caregiver is one of the fastest growing and most requested services in the United States today. Agencies providing in-home care offer a range of different services from simple companionship to supervision and personal care. In-home caregivers are appropriate for individuals…
Should I have a medical advocate?
A health advocate is a family member, friend or a hired professional who can ask questions, write down information, and speak up for you so you can better understand your illness and get the care and resources you need – giving you a peace of…
Types of home care services
Types of in-home services Not all in-home services are the same. Some in-home services provide non-medical help, such as assistance with daily living. Common types of in-home services: Companion services: Help with supervision, recreational activities or visiting. Personal care services: Help with bathing, dressing, toileting,…
The New and Improved Third Act of Life
We know the story all too well: Baby boomers, that generation born between 1946 and 1964, experience a childhood heavily shaped by the cultural dynamics of the postwar era, and immerse themselves in the rebellion and hedonism to be had in abundance during the counterculture…
Fall Risks and the Elderly
Falls are a marker of frailty, immobility, and acute and chronic health impairment in older persons. Falls in turn diminish function by causing injury, activity limitations, fear of falling, and loss of mobility. Most injuries in the elderly are the result of falls; fractures of…