You love your family and want the best for them. But when more caregiving help is needed at home, one of the hardest parts is knowing who to call first. Sorting out care can feel confusing and overwhelming. The good news is that there are caring professionals who can help guide you through each step. If there are medical emergencies, health concerns, or... Read More
The holidays are a special time of year. Homes are filled with the smell of cookies baking, the sound of laughter, and the joy of being with loved ones. For many families, this season also brings questions about how best to care for aging loved ones. A recent survey found that 78% of Americans over... Read More
As the aging population grows, more seniors prefer to age in place. While aging in place offers independence and comfort, it can also present challenges when health issues arise. Home care and home health care are just two services designed to support individuals at home, to help them live independently as long as possible. What... Read More
Many families take on the responsibility of providing care for loved ones at home. While in-home care allows older adults to remain in familiar surroundings and receive personalized attention, it can also bring about new challenges and complexities within family dynamics. November is National Family Caregivers Month and it serves as a reminder of the... Read More
Technology seems to be evolving at lightning speed, and its role in supporting in-home health is growing exponentially. In conjunction with Healthy Aging Month, let’s look at how these advancements empower older adults to age in place, enjoying their golden years with independence, dignity, and a higher quality of life. Research has shown that up... Read More
The new year has always been a time of resolutions and new beginnings. For independent seniors, it’s the perfect time to reflect on one’s current health and set wellness goals for the future. Research suggests that creating achievable health goals can encourage overall well-being while maintaining independence for older adults. So, what are some basic... Read More
September 18–24 is National Falls Prevention Awareness Week. Every year the National Council on Aging (NCOA), the national voice for every person’s right to age well, sponsors this national health campaign with the goal of increasing awareness around preventing falls and injuries. Six out of 10 falls happen at home; many are due to hazardous... Read More
Parkinson’s disease is a disorder of the brain that affects the messages that are sent to the muscles. People living with Parkinson’s typically experience tremor and muscle stiffness, and they can have difficulty when starting to move their body. Parkinson’s disease is a progressive disease, which means that it normally worsens over time, and usually,... Read More
When November comes around every year, we start thinking about Thanksgiving and the people and things we are grateful for. So it’s fitting that November is also dedicated to the many people who provide care and whose work touches so many. November is: National Family Caregivers Month, National Home Care Month, and National Hospice and... Read More
Among the many patients we serve at Family Home Health are stroke survivors. Although stroke is a disease of the brain, it can affect the entire body. Our interdisciplinary team of nurses, aides, and therapists (physical, occupational, speech) helps patients recover at home according to their doctor’s orders. There are two kinds of stroke.... Read More
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