As people age, maintaining their independence becomes a primary concern. Many older adults want to live in their own homes, stay with their old habits, and memories. The family is worried that this could jeopardize their safety and health. With the proper professional support, maintaining independence is achievable as one ages. At Assisting Hands Home Care of Sarasota, home-based support…
Falls are one of the biggest threats to older adults’ safety, independence, and health. Research and personal experience suggest that most falls can be prevented, despite families’ belief that falls are inevitable with aging. Professional elderly home care in Sarasota not only reduces risks and ensures seniors’ safety but also provides families with invaluable peace of mind. Let’s explore personalized…
Home Care Customized for Veterans: A Tribute to Those Who Have Served Aging is a natural process. Unfortunately, as people age, they experience various physical and mental medical conditions that require consistent care. Veterans who have served our country deserve the best care possible as they age. That’s where Assisting Hands Home Care Sarasota (AH Sarasota) can help. At AH…
Long-term care insurance (LTCi) can be hard to understand, like attempting to learn a new language. It contains numerous details and inquiries. Families in Sarasota, FL, need to know how to maximize their long-term insurance coverage to secure reliable, compassionate services at home as they plan to age in place. These long term care policies might have been bought 30-40…
Caring for an aging parent or a medically fragile spouse doesn’t usually start with a big decision. It starts quietly. As they age, concerns grow. With medical attention, the need for home assistance increases. Simple tasks like meal preparation, attending appointments, getting out of bed, and other tasks become a challenge for the elderly. The time you spend with them…
The demand for Alzheimer’s care is rapidly increasing as dementia affects more people worldwide. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia. Thanks to longer life spans and advances in healthcare, the global aging population is growing—and with it, the number of individuals living with dementia. By 2050, it’s estimated that over 152 million people could have dementia, nearly…
Vertigo, often called dizziness, is a common issue among older adults. While it may seem routine, vertigo poses significant risks, including falls that can result in serious or even fatal injuries. In this article, we’ll explore the common causes of vertigo in seniors and discuss effective strategies for managing its symptoms. What is Vertigo? According to Penn Medicine, “Vertigo is…
Dementia affects many individuals in the United States, leaving them unable to work or manage daily tasks independently. To maintain a good quality of life, many turn to support resources for assistance. In this article, we’ll explore what dementia is and how it impacts daily living. We’ll also discuss whether dementia qualifies as a disability, its common symptoms, the four…
Nausea is a frequent concern among older adults, often stemming from the natural changes that come with aging. It can also be triggered by underlying health conditions or medication side effects. Understanding its causes is essential for caregivers looking to provide effective relief. Here’s what you need to know to help seniors manage and alleviate nausea. Why Do the Elderly…
