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How to Have a Fun Conversation with a Dementia Patient

Oct022020Dementia Carecaregivers, dementiaahwisconsin19

Dementia is a progressive condition that can eventually affect a person’s ability to communicate. Trouble with language abilities is often a first sign of dementia. Despite this obstacle to effortlessness communication, loved ones can still enjoy fun conversations with dementia patients. How does dementia affect speech? Dementias, like Alzheimer’s disease, are a result of damaged brain cells. As the condition…

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Understanding Frontotemporal Dementia

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Frontotemporal dementia is a term used to describe brain disorders in the frontal and temporal areas of the brain. When an individual develops symptoms of frontotemporal dementia, it is an indication that the neurons in the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain have undergone damage. What are the frontal and temporal lobes? The frontal lobes are situated in the…

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Fun In-Home Activities for Seniors During the COVID-19 Quarantine

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Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, people are spending much more time inside of their homes. While it can be frustrating to be confined to the indoors, it is the best thing to do to keep everyone safe. Going outside and interacting with others can put yourself and others at risk of getting COVID-19. Quarantining is especially important for elderly…

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What are the Benefits of Companion Care?

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Senior isolation is a detrimental health risk, affecting the individual physically, emotionally and mentally. Physical symptoms of isolation manifest as an increased risk of high blood pressure; mentally, isolation leads to a greater risk of developing dementia; and, emotionally, isolation results in depression. Numerous symptoms appear when the elderly experience isolation and loneliness. Dramatic changes in weight and appearance, excessive…

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Caregiver of the Month Award for January 2020

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Congratulations to Kasondra T. on being chosen January’s Employee of the Month! Her willingness to do whatever is necessary to get things done, and her patience in difficult situations is invaluable and greatly appreciated!

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Aging Eyes: 10 Signs of Eye Problems in the Elderly

Dec312019Senior Healthaging eyes and common vision problems, elderly vision problems, old age eye problemsahwisconsin19

As seniors’ bodies age, their eyes, too, undergo significant changes. Age can spur weakness in the eyes and vision. Visiting an ophthalmologist every one to two years is important for detecting eye diseases early. Eye conditions that are caught in the early stages can be effectively treated. 1. Cloudy Vision May Signal Cataracts Developing cataracts is common in older people….

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Caregiver of the Month Award for December 2019

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Congratulations to Margaret J. on being chosen our December Employee of the Month! Margaret is a very compassionate and caring caregiver and truly loves her client.  Margaret’s client was very resistant to having a caregiver in the beginning and Margaret was able to put her at ease and they created a special bond.  Thank you, Margaret, for all you do!…

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Fall Prevention: Choosing the Best Walking Support for Seniors

Nov202019Senior SafetyFall Prevention, Walking Assistance for Seniors, Walking Support for Seniorsahwisconsin19

Seniors who were once physically robust may develop joint problems as they age. Compounded by additional chronic health problems or injury, seniors are compelled to rely on walking support to get around safely. Mobility aids are crucial to stabilizing seniors as they walk and to preventing falls. Before splurging on the first cane or wheelchair that seems appropriate, consult a…

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Caregiver of the Month Award for November 2019

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Congratulations to Zaporah T. on being chosen Employee of the Month for November! Zaporah consistently goes above and beyond for us and our clients and is always willing to take on additional hours when needed.  Keep up the good work Zaporah! Assisting Hands Home Care offers senior home care services Pewaukee, Elm Grove and Brookfield area.

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2019 Fall WCTC Job Fair

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Attended the 2019 Fall WCTC Job Fair at the Wisconsin Expo Center looking for great people to join our great team! Visit our Jobs page to learn more about job opportunities at Assisting Hands Home Care – Brookfield, Elm Grove, Pewaukee & Surrounding Areas.

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