Most people want to grow old at home. According to a study conducted by the American Association of Retired Persons, Inc. (AARP), 90% of people want to grow old in their own home and community. However, there is a great possibility that they will require constant supervision and practical assistance with their personal care and…
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Eating the right kind of foods at the right amounts can keep your help keep your elderly loved one’s mind and body in top condition, increase their resistance against infections, and help them to recuperate faster. It can also help them to stay emotionally balanced and maintain a more positive outlook on life. Since healthy…
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Many Alzheimer’s caregivers in New York City see incredible results after musical therapy. Music has a way of reaching people on various emotional and intellectual levels, and of sparking connections in people’s psyches. It is never too late to try music therapy; it works even if people are in the late stages of Alzheimer’s. What…
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Pets do a lot of good for the people who love them. Furry friends serve as constant companions as well as sources of entertainment and love. However, two of the downsides of pets are the difficulty of moving them with you and the potential for accidents such as tripping. This risk becomes especially dangerous with…
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People of all ages get taken in by scams. However, seniors are especially vulnerable to fraud because many are overly trusting, live alone and may have issues with memory and critical thinking. They are also lonely and may latch onto anyone who provides them with socialization. Fortunately, a NYC in home care services company can…
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Someone you love has had a stroke, and it leads to confusion and incredible stress for everyone. Reducing that confusion and stress is one way an in home assisted living agency helps. Minimizes confusion and stress: Agencies have a wellspring of experience in stroke care and can help patients and their families adapt to a new…
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Alzheimer’s care in New York City requires large doses of practicality and patience. That’s why simplicity is key; it also cuts down on frustration and on possible complications. Even better: the person with Alzheimer’s can still be as independent and self-determining as possible. Simplicity Means Fewer Frustrations Provide a smaller range of choices. There is…
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Heart disease is scary, especially when it affects a loved one. It is an ongoing condition that frequently lasts many years. A supportive network and helpful caregiver make a world of difference in heart disease care for seniors, so here is what you need to know to best support your loved one. Minimize stress for your parent…
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Post-operative care constitutes more than simply receiving care after a surgery. It must be delivered properly and efficiently for the surgery to achieve maximum success. While many patients stay in the hospital for at least a few hours for some degree of post-operative care, more and more hospitals are releasing patients earlier than before. This…
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Going to the doctor is a fact of life for many seniors, and these frequent appointments can add up for many families. The appointments require transportation, much preparation and focus. However, if you have a home caregiver or are considering getting one, keep in mind that a home caregiver can help with doctors’ appointments in…
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