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So many falls happen because an aging adult just couldn’t see well enough to avoid whatever caused the fall. Lighting can help.
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Congratulations to Julene Louis, Four Seasons Home Care Employee of the Month for April 2019.
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Family caregivers who are caring for more than one parent may find that it’s easier to help one parent over the other.
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One hazardous area for elderly men and women is the bathroom. Slippery flooring, narrower walkways, and obstacles all increase the risk of a fall. If your mom has fallen or is not as steady on her feet as she once was, you should do an audit of her bathroom. Check these aspects and areas.
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The best part about getting your aging loved one into gardening is the rewards of flowers, vegetables and fruits. Plus, the involvement and focus that gardening brings to seniors makes it an excellent hobby for even the most physically limited.
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It’s common for seniors to undergo some kind of surgical procedure, whether it’s something routine and planned or an emergency procedure that is life-threatening.
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There are so many things that family caregivers have to think about when it comes to taking care of an elderly relative that poison prevention often slips through the cracks. Many family caregivers make the mistake of thinking that their aging loved one doesn’t really need poison prevention, because that type of awareness campaign is geared toward children.
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Family caregivers who ignore their own needs in favor of their aging loved ones won’t stay healthy and happy for long. Because caring for an elderly relative can take a lot of time and energy, family caregivers need to focus on themselves and their own health once in a while.
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Aging in place is often what your senior wants and it’s something that can definitely be done, but you need to keep some specific information in mind.
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Clutter can become a big problem for aging family members so it pays for you to learn the signs of too much stuff.
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