National Occupational Therapy Month
Senior Care in St. Petersburg FL: April is National Occupational Therapy Month, which is a wonderful time for family caregivers and their elderly loved ones to check out all the benefits for seniors.
Senior Care in St. Petersburg FL: April is National Occupational Therapy Month, which is a wonderful time for family caregivers and their elderly loved ones to check out all the benefits for seniors.
Caregivers in Seminole FL: Some family caregivers find it exceedingly difficult to accept help from others.
Elderly Care in Pinellas Park FL: Moving isn’t much fun for anyone, but it can be particularly difficult for your aging adult. Here are some tips for helping your senior cope with the entire moving process.
Looking for resources on how to stay fit? Want to know if your blood pressure is where it should be? Always wanted to try yoga but just weren’t sure if you could do it?
Elder Care in South Pasadena FL: As soon as you hear that your aging parent is in need of heart surgery your mind likely goes to their recovery.
Home Care Services in Gulfport FL: In the 2012 CDC National Health Interview Survey, it was reported that more than 10 percent of Americans 65 or older have asthma. You’ve just learned your dad is among that 10 percent.
Senior Care in Largo FL: When the digestive system is working well, we don’t even think about it. However, when gastrointestinal problems are present, it can affect an elderly person’s quality of life.
Caregivers in St. Petersburg FL: Having your parent come live with you and your family can be a fantastic way to not only enhance the care efforts that you give to them, but also to support stronger bonds in the relationships of your family.
Elderly Care in South Pasadena FL: People with Alzheimer’s have the same social needs as other people. They need social interaction and engaging, meaningful activities that prevent boredom and give them a sense of purpose.
Elder Care in Pinellas Park FL: The RAISE Family Caregivers Act was introduced to the Senate in 2017. It’s currently with the House. This act is designed to help family caregivers do what is needed to care for a chronically ill or disabled family member.