Tag Archives: Senior Assistance
Compassionate Care Toward the Elderly
Seniors’ mental health needs to be monitored constantly because they are prone to feeling lonely and depressed. In addition to ensuring their physical health, it’s necessary to provide them with the emotional support they require to overcome the difficulties they are currently experiencing. Compassionate Home Care Services LLC supports this by offering non-medical home care … Continue reading
Taking Care of Someone With Alzheimer’s
For those of you who are unfamiliar with Alzheimer’s, it is a progressive disease that impairs several aspects of a person’s life like memory, thought, and behavior. If you have a loved one who is suffering from Alzheimer’s or Dementia, things would be easier if you know what you’re getting into. Our homecare in Ohio … Continue reading
Things to Prepare Before End-Of-Life
They say you only live once. But you only die once too. There is no take-two, and there is no coming back. So you might want to prepare the things you need before your graceful exit. Being open-minded about death, even when it is not yet coming, will allow you to take care of things … Continue reading
Methods We Can Do to Protect Your Senior’s Hearing
Those who have lived with their grandparents may have noticed that they have difficulty hearing certain sounds at times. According to the National Institute on Aging, hearing loss is a common issue caused by noise, aging, disease, and heredity. They also revealed that one in every three people aged 65 to 74 suffers from hearing … Continue reading
Ways to Promote Dignity Among The Elderly
Independence and dignity are two of the most important things that most seniors treasure dearly. They don’t want these two factors to be taken away from them. That is why as much as possible, as family members, we need to respect their wishes and demands. Here are some ways how to promote dignity among your … Continue reading
Finding the Right Home Care Provider
Caring for an elderly loved one is not a journey that should be taken alone. However, it is natural to feel reluctant about seeking help from people whom you do not know at all, not to mention welcoming them into your home. We understand how much of a dilemma this is, and we’re here to … Continue reading