Posts by Kevin Edwards
Sweet Desserts Seniors With Diabetes Can Enjoy
Here are some osweet treats made with natural sweeteners and other foods that seniors with diabetes can have.
Read MoreThe Biggest Benefits Of Elder Care For Seniors
When your mom or dad starts to have trouble doing the chores, or cooking, or when they stop driving, elder care can be there to help.
Read MoreWays To Help Your Senior Parent Manage Diabetes
In addition to getting 24-hour home care for your mom or dad, you can also try these things to support them while they learn to manage their diabetes.
Read MoreThe Importance of Supportive Furniture for Seniors Aging in Place
Seniors, companion care at home and loved ones can work together to make sure they have the supportive furniture they need to ensure their safety, independence, and general well-being.
Read MoreHome Care Assistance and Healthy Routines for Seniors
Healthy routines are a great way to offer seniors the support they need as they continue to age in place. This support comes in different forms as discussed here.
Read MoreHow Personal Care At Home Helps Seniors Avoid Falls While Bathing
The care provider who works in personal care has special training in techniques that will help seniors shower and bathe safely.
Read MoreMindfulness and Relaxation Techniques to Help Seniors Sleep Better
Practicing mindfulness and relaxation practices can provide seniors with useful tools to enhance the quality of their sleep. Here are some tips.
Read MoreWhy Do Seniors Sometimes Need Bathroom Assistance?
It’s an embarrassing reality, but sometimes seniors need bathroom assistance. Personal care at home providers can be there for them to offer a helping hand.
Read MoreHow Elder Care Helps Seniors Age In Place
Elder care can fill in the gaps so that your mom or dad has all the support they need to thrive at home even if you can’t be there every day.
Read MoreEnjoy Summer While Helping a Family Member with Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer’s care providers are a great option for those who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. It allows family caregiver members to focus on their own life, too.
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