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When you suffer from a terminal health problem, nothing is worse than spending more time than you need to in the hospital. In addition to dealing with bad food and annoying beeps, you might also struggle with the constant employee turnover, tired doctors, and uncomfortable beds. Fortunately, you might be able to get the help you need from the comfort of your own home. Home health care programs can send doctors and nurses to your residence, so that you don't have to struggle with the daily frustrations of getting to a clinic or hospital. You never know, home health care might make your healing process a lot less stressful.

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Making Your Elderly Parent's Life Easier In The Home

Posted on June 16, 2015

If you have an elderly parent who lives on their own in their own home, and you have noticed that they are starting to display signs that they are having some difficulties getting around as easily as they had in the past, there are a few steps you can take to help them make things easier. Taking these precautions may help keep your parent from needing to go to a living assistance facility. [Read More]

Home Health Nurses Help Identify Symptoms Of Depression In The Elderly

Posted on June 16, 2015

Depression is common among the elderly, but individuals show different symptoms of this illness. It's important for a home health nurse to identify an elderly patient's risk factors for depression and watch closely for symptoms of this physically and psychologically debilitating disorder. Identifying Possible Signs of Depression While extreme sadness and feelings of hopelessness can be signs of depression, older individuals who suffer major depression often complain of a lack of energy, irritability, memory loss, and physical aches and pains instead. [Read More]

3 Reasons Why You Should Consider Hiring A Home Health Aide For Your Loved One With Alzheimer's

Posted on June 15, 2015

Having a loved one develop Alzheimer's can be scary and sad for the family. It can also be dangerous for the person who has developed the disease because he or she will not be able to function normally. If your loved one chooses to stay in his or her home, you will need to make sure that someone is there to make sure that he or she is still functioning. One way to ensure this is to hire a home health aide. [Read More]

Five Ways You Can Brighten A Senior's Day

Posted on June 11, 2015

Most seniors become home-bound at some point. Since they spend their entire day staring at the same four walls, anything new and fresh is exciting. Here are some ways you (as a friend, family member, or home health care staff member) can brighten their day: 1. Take a plant. Did you know that plants can filter the air? They not only absorb carbon dioxide, but they can also remove other benzene and formaldehyde. [Read More]