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Safe Ways to Keep Seniors Active During the Summer

Aug202018dueberflussassisting hands hinsdale il, elderly caregivers, exercises for seniors

Despite the ongoing heat waves occurring during summer weather, seniors should make every effort to build exercise into their daily routines. Older adults, especially those over 75, are more prone to experience little or no physical activity in their day. Those aged 65 and older who do engage in exercise often find satisfaction in mildly exertive activities, like gardening or…

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In the News: Hinsdale Assisting Hands Home Care Participated in the Company’s Package One Million Meals in an Hour Charitable Program

Aug032018dueberfluss

From the community: Hinsdale Assisting Hands® Home Care Participated in the Company’s Package One Million Meals in an Hour Charitable Program After a successful test to see if franchisees could prepare and pack 25,000 meals in an hour’s time, Assisting Hands® Home Care announced a philanthropic initiative focused on alleviating hunger for seniors, including the company’s goal of one million…

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Tips to Know When Caring for Senior Relatives in Hinsdale, IL

Jul212018dueberfluss

Did you know that America’s elderly population (defined as those age 65 or older) is set to double by 2060? There are some 46 million people who belong to that demographic today, and by 2060, their numbers will increase to 98 million. The Baby Boomer generation is redefining our notion of retirement, too. They are continuing to work and in some cases,…

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Home Care vs Community Care: The Differences and Benefits of Each

Jun232018dueberfluss

Seniors are living longer. The wealth of healthcare support makes aging gracefully a reality. As the elderly get older, many require additional care. An extra hand provides seniors with the help they need to maintain dignity while aging. Community care and home care are two options seniors can turn to for additional support. While both forms of care provide additional…

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Ways to Pay for In-Home Care

Apr262018dueberflusslong term care insurance, medicaid, medicare, paying for senior care, senior care, senior caregivers

Seniors who require extra support at home can depend on in-home senior care. In-home care is available to the elderly via services from professional caregivers, like home care aides and home health aides. Both provide compassionate assistance to elderly individuals who are no longer able to remain fully independent. Home care aides offer help with the activities of daily living,…

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February Summit programs focus on obesity and exercise [Chicago Tribune Article]

Feb132018dueberfluss

Full Article From the community: February Summit programs focus on obesity and exercise …From Frail to Fit-How You Can Help the Elderly with Exercise will be presented by Richard E. Ueberfluss, physical therapist and owner of Assisting Hands Home Care on Wednesday, Feb. 21. Registration, which is required by Friday, Feb. 16, is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. when appetizers will be…

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How to Help Your Elderly Relatives Keep Their Home Organized

Dec292017dueberflusselderly care, elderly help, senior care

As seniors age, the mundane, daily tasks that most of us take for granted become increasingly burdensome. Elderly individuals may suffer from debilitating, chronic illnesses that prevent them from performing simple routines, like cooking or doing the laundry. Fortunately, seniors who have loved ones nearby can depend on their kindness. Here are a few tips to help your loved one…

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How to Recognize and React to Stroke Symptoms

Oct262017dueberflussstroke, stroke symptoms

Experts estimate that every year, almost 800,000 people experience a stroke of some kind, be it relatively minor or severe, recurrent or new. This number is alarming when you consider that strokes are the fifth leading cause of death in the United States. While strokes occur every 40 seconds here in the U.S., it is equally startling to know that…

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Research Confirms Exercise is Top “Prescription” for Arthritis

Aug312016dueberflussarthritis, caregiver, medication, senior, senior care

In the old days, seniors who were suffering from arthritis were advised to take it easy. Sit down most of the day so as not to stress your joints, well-meaning doctors would say. Sit in a rocking chair for easy, soothing motion, at the most. Rest your joints. If it hurts, don’t do it. We know now that this was…

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How Can Your Senior Loved One Eat Healthier?

Aug092016dueberflusselder diet, exercise, home care, senior care

Your eyesight might not be what it used to be or the dinners that you once made without needing the recipe are harder to remember. As people age, their needs become a little greater, even with things that they once took for granted. But it is very important, especially as we age, that we be aware of what we are…

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