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Discussing Home Care With Your Loved Ones

October 4, 2023

As our parents or grandparents age, it’s natural for their needs to change, and sometimes those needs may require additional support. This is where private home care services come into play, providing professional assistance and companionship right in the comfort of their own homes. To help you initiate this difficult conversation, Gulf Shore Private Home Care is here with some tips on how to approach it with sensitivity and understanding.…

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The Emotional Impact of Aging: Supporting Seniors’ Mental Health

July 27, 2023

As we age, many emotional challenges can significantly impact our mental well-being. However, with the support of in-home senior care services in Naples, FL, seniors can maintain their emotional health and enjoy a higher quality of life. Gulf Shore Home Care is here to provide compassionate and professional private home care tailored to meet unique emotional needs. Read on as we explore the emotional impact of aging and how our…

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Preventing Falls at Home: Strategies and Resources for Seniors and Caregivers

May 12, 2023

As a caregiver for seniors, one of the most heartbreaking things we see is a fall. Falls can have devastating consequences, and they can happen to anyone, regardless of their age or health. That’s why it’s essential to take steps to prevent falls from happening in the first place. As a private home care agency in Naples, FL, our team at Gulfshore Home Care has seen firsthand the importance of…

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Coronavirus and Older Adults: What to Know and How to Prepare

March 12, 2020

People ages 60 and up are at higher risk of novel coronavirus infection. Symptoms include fever, dry cough and difficulty breathing, and it’s primarily spread between people. Here’s how older adults can prepare and protect themselves from the novel coronavirus. This guidance comes from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Drs. Carla Perissinotto and Samir Sinha, both geriatricians. Note: Recommendations for COVID-19 may change as officials learn more,…

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Conversation Starters

March 10, 2020

Tips for Communicating with Seniors Seniors crave social connection as much as the rest of us. Unfortunately, sometimes they are less able to verbalize their feelings as well as they used to or are self-conscious about slower speech or reduced memory. Some extra effort may be needed to strike up a conversation with them. It’s important to try not to treat them differently. Realize that they have had rich experiences,…

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Seniors and Pet Therapy

March 3, 2020

What is Pet Therapy? Pet therapy is an interaction between a person and a trained animal, alongside the animal’s handler, with the goal of helping that person cope with or recover from a health issue or mental challenge. Pet therapy is a broad term that encompasses Animal- Assisted Therapy (AAT) and Animal-Assisted Activities (AAA). AAT typically entails concrete treatment goals using an animal and its handler, in conjunction with work…

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Find the Right Caregiver for your Elderly Parent

February 27, 2020

Entrusting Your Aging Parent to Someone Else’s Care is a Big Decision How do you know who the right caregiver is? There are a few steps you can take to help make your selection confidently. 57% of seniors over age 70 do not find it very easy to live alone. Many need assistance with some daily tasks. If your parent is one of them and plans to age in place,…

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How to Help Seniors Make the Most of Doctor Visits

February 17, 2020

Preparing Seniors for Doctor Visits Getting to a doctor visit, as well as understanding and implementing medical advice, can be a challenge for seniors. Aging involves changes in health, physical ability, and medical risks. On average, older adults in the US tend to be in a healthcare setting about 17 days a year. Given how common (and often necessary) it is for seniors to interact with doctors, it is important…

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Alzheimer’s Disease: How to Prevent Wandering

August 1, 2017

It is very common for seniors to suffer from dementia. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia, with roughly 5.3 million people over 65 affected by it. Alzheimer’s impacts memory and other cognitive abilities, with symptoms that worsen to the point that many people completely forget their loved ones. As can be expected, Alzheimer’s can be quite distressing to both those who suffer from it and their families.…

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Spring Cleaning Tips For Seniors

April 7, 2016

Spring brings so much life. From the flowers that sprout in our yard to the influx of animals that we see out and about, it’s one of the most beautiful seasons regardless of where you live. This fresh start feeling that comes with spring makes it one where we typically try to also find ourselves with a clean slate. One of the ways that we are able to do this…

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