Home reorganization may be necessary when living with someone with Alzheimer's and sundowning symptoms. Learn how to create a safe and calming environment to reduce stress and confusion for your loved one and make daily living easier for both of you.
Looking for fun activities that can stimulate brain health for seniors? In this article, we explore a variety of enjoyable and engaging activities that can help keep seniors mentally sharp and active.
Easter is a time for family and traditional dishes, but for seniors with diabetes, it can be challenging to find suitable options. Learn how to adapt traditional Easter dishes to make them diabetes-friendly while still preserving their delicious flavors.
Read on as we dive deeper into the most common financial stresses facing seniors and how they can best prepare for them this year.
Senior black patients in retirement communities may face potential challenges that others may not have to deal with. Find out what they are and how you can help.
Building a strong rapport with seniors is essential for professional caretakers to provide the best care. It may take time, but building a solid bond with a senior in your care can be one of the most rewarding parts of your career.
We provide personalized caregiving services for seniors in Chino, Corona, Chino Hills, and San Bernardino County. We also offer training and support for new caregivers, as well as resources and guidance on how to become certified or licensed if necessary.
The holiday season is in full swing; homes are decorated, families are visiting, and people are inviting friends over for dinner. However, while most people may be having a great time, many seniors find it hard to stay positive and combat loneliness during the holidays and feel lonely. A person does not always have to be alone to feel lonely; even when surrounded by family members and friends, they can still miss rewarding social contact and feel detached.
While the holiday season is a joyful time for many, it can often be an emotional time of year as well, especially for seniors who are about to have their first holiday season living alone. That 'empty nest' feeling doesn't solely apply to when a parent's kids grow up and go off on their own, but it can also occur when the spouse of a senior loved one pass. This can leave a feeling of loneliness and put a damper on the cheer that normally surrounds this festive time of year.
When your elderly parents move in with you, they might take some time to adjust. You can surely maintain your independence while you take care of them, but there might be a point when you need to hire outside care to help you.
The Thanksgiving holiday is the perfect opportunity to spend time with your parents and share a meal together. When your parents are dealing with Alzheimer's, celebrating Thanksgiving can be a daunting task. However, it does not have to take that part. Incorporating family traditions can make the holiday enjoyable for the whole family. Here are six family traditions you can adopt to make Thanksgiving a memorable and remarkable one.
Did you know that some common fall and winter home decorations can actually worsen indoor air quality? Before you cozy up your home for the season, check out which decorations can be potentially hazardous to your health and take the necessary steps to mitigate these risks and preserve air quality in your home.
Breast cancer risk is a major factor that determines how often you should receive breast exams as you age. Help your senior loved ones get regular exams to detect and treat cancer in its early stages before it progresses.
Autumn is a time when the weather gets cooler and the event calendar heats up. From the end of October to the beginning of next January, there may be parties and family gatherings around every corner. Now is hardly the time to let the world roll by. Many seniors in Inland feel both the natural energy of the autumn season and the weight of the oncoming cold.
Autumn is quickly approaching. With seasonal changes come new opportunities for seniors to embrace the changing environment and get festive right in the comfort of their homes. Here at Senior Helpers Inland Empire, we provide quality in-home care service for seniors in Chino, Corona, Chino Hills, and San Bernardino County. If you're a senior looking to get involved this Autumn, continue reading to learn 3 fun ways you can prepare your home for the upcoming season.
Dogs have long been seen as comfort companions for individuals, but they have especially become an invaluable support to senior adults. In fact, having a pet as a companion can boost your overall sense of happiness, provide love, and can even create a stronger sense of meaning and purpose. Here at Senior Helpers Inland Empire, we strive to help older adults live in comfort and improve their overall well-being. Continue reading to learn the 4 mental and emotional benefits of investing in senior dogs
Providing companionship services is certainly a rewarding experience, but,it can be challenging for those who are dedicating their time and energy to helping the senior or family who hired them. With that said, for individuals providing companionship services, it's important that you set healthy boundaries to minimize the risk of burnout and feeling overwhelmed.
Providing companionship services is certainly a rewarding experience, but,it can be challenging for those who are dedicating their time and energy to helping the senior or family who hired them. With that said, for individuals providing companionship services, it's important that you set healthy boundaries to minimize the risk of burnout and feeling overwhelmed.
Are you an introvert struggling with your family's concerns about social interaction? You are not alone! Introversion is a personality type that is often misunderstood. This blog post will discuss families' concerns about socializing and provide tips for managing them. It will also highlight the benefits of socializing for seniors and offer advice on making the most of your interactions and setting boundaries when necessary.
As we grow older, we realize that the body loses its strength and vigor. It becomes challenging to be active because muscles weaken and joints stifle. Therefore, seniors find it hard to engage in outdoor activities such as gardening. However, there are things you can do to make it easier for seniors. Read through to learn more about these renovation gardening tips.
Everyone can be forgetful every now and again. But, memory loss that disrupts daily life may be a symptom of Alzheimer's. Here at Senior Helpers Inland Empire, we are committed to helping older adults in Chino, Corona, Chino Hills, and San Bernardino County enhance their quality of life. If you're concerned about whether your spouse or loved one is developing Alzheimer's, read on to learn four early signs of this disease.
Brownouts and power outages can be stressful for anyone. But, it's especially important to prepare seniors ahead of time for these unexpected times. Here at Senior Helpers Inland Empire, we provide home care services to senior adults in Chino, Corona, Chino Hills, and San Bernardino County. Read on to learn what steps you can take to help prepare your senior for an unexpected brownout or power outage.
When a family member needs in-home care, you need to consider some factors. One of the most important is to keep them active and engaged to be as healthy as possible. It can be challenging to find a way to stay active without risking injury or further complications from their disease. Swimming keeps your loved one healthy, and it has many benefits as follows:
As we grow older, we realize that the body loses its strength and vigor. It becomes challenging to be active because muscles weaken and joints stifle. Therefore, seniors find it hard to engage in outdoor activities such as gardening. However, there are things you can do to make it easier for seniors. Read through to learn more about these renovation gardening tips.