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Health care preferences have been solidified by the pandemic. A patient may pass through high-intensity institutional care to post-acute care facilities, home healthcare, and then non-skilled assistive care, depending on their needs. Since the pandemic, patients and their families have avoided institutional healthcare settings, especially skilled nursing facilities and other post-acute venues, for fear of contracting or spreading the virus. The trend toward home-based healthcare is only getting stronger, according…
Read MoreDelicious Recipes to Help Reduce Cholesterol for Your Aging Adult Seniors with high cholesterol should avoid certain ingredients to protect their heart health. Try these delicious cholesterol-reducing recipes instead. High cholesterol levels put seniors at greater risk of heart disease and stroke. According to the American Heart Association (heart.org), it’s important for seniors to take steps to keep their cholesterol levels under control. Seniors and their caregivers can reduce cholesterol…
Read MoreThe Next Best Thing to Being There What many of us most want to do right now is give our loved ones a big hug and sit down for some intimate heart-to-heart conversation. Unfortunately, that’s just not as possible these days. However, there are several helpful options to stay in touch with long-distance loved ones, anytime. Lack of technical knowledge is no longer a reason not to touch base. Most…
Read MoreAs you we age our body composition changes and the amount of water retained in our bodies decreases. This makes it easier to become dehydrated and makes the effects of dehydration on our health more severe. The sensation of thirst also is diminished as we age. This makes us not feel thirsty even when our bodies require fluids. Causes of Dehydration Not enough fluid intake is a major cause, but…
Read MoreAs we age, certain challenges may present themselves such as physical limitations affecting our mobility, poor eyesight, and even forgetfulness — but what if our forgetfulness is more than just that? Dementia and Alzheimer’s are two areas of concern that many loved ones are faced with. While these two terms are often used interchangeably, there are some key differences. In today’s post from Gulfshore Home Care, we are here to…
Read MoreIf your loved one recently experienced a stroke, you may be considering hiring a caregiver. At Gulfshore Home Care, we have a team of professional caregivers that are able to provide care and support to peoples loved ones. When someone experiences a stroke, their life changes immensely. Not only does their life change, but their family’s life can change as well. Keep reading to learn more about why people who…
Read MorePlan a summer adventure with your aging loved one. Our tips and ideas give you everything you need to know. Plan a field trip for your grandparent! Imagine picking grandma or grandpa up from the nursing home and filling the day with a summer adventure. Your grandparent will look forward to the day and remember it for years! Here’s everything you need to plan a fun summer field trip with…
Read MoreGetting outside during the summer offers actual health benefits to seniors. A Harvard Health study explains that time in the sun raises Vitamin D levels and improves moods. (health.harvard.edu) For many seniors, a regular mood boost provided by outdoor activity can significantly enhance quality of life. With health and safety in mind, seniors and their caregivers can enjoy being outdoors during the summer. We have created a list of summer…
Read MoreSupporting Seniors Through Age-Related Transitions Seniors face many transitions. For those who have been independent for a long time, an increased need for assistance and support can be especially challenging. It’s important to ease seniors’ transitions. Types of Transitions Seniors Face Some transitions seniors face are obvious, like an illness, hearing loss, or a medical event. However, subtler, equally difficult transitions can also come with decreasing independence. Types of transitions…
Read MoreEasy Ways for Seniors to Exercise Only about 28%-34% of people aged 65-74 are physically active. Exercise is essential for good health, but it can be risky if not performed properly. Use these exercises to encourage seniors to stay healthy. (HHS.gov) Without physical activity, seniors are at greater risk of health problems like heart disease. Their bones are more fragile and their blood pressure is higher. A number of other…
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