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By Lifestar Home Care, 8:00 am on December 29, 2023
Telehealth services can be an excellent way for seniors to speak to doctors while remaining comfortably at home. This new way of providing medical services allows doctors to examine individuals remotely and write necessary prescriptions. However, it can feel a little intimidating and confusing for seniors who aren’t proficient with modern technology. To support your senior parent’s health beyond online…
By Lifestar Home Care, 8:00 am on December 15, 2023
The choice to leave their aging loved ones with dementia alone is difficult for many family caregivers because of the negative impact dementia has on memory, critical thinking skills, and motor functions. There may be times when you need to step away to handle professional and personal situations, but leaving your elderly parent alone can be risky, depending on the…
By Lifestar Home Care, 8:00 am on November 24, 2023
A large number of seniors experience some form of diabetes during their lifetime that will require special care and treatment. A diabetes management plan is essential to avoid damage to the kidneys, eyes, heart, nerves, teeth, and gums.  Engage in Physical Activity Exercise is like the fountain of youth for seniors with diabetes. Active older adults find a positive boost…
By Lifestar Home Care, 8:00 am on November 10, 2023
Caring for an elderly loved one can be a stressful proposition even under the best circumstances. Caregivers balance a demanding array of financial, medical, and emotional responsibilities, and this devotion often comes at the price of sound sleep. If you provide care for your loved one and are experiencing insomnia, there are several steps you can take to promote productive…
By Lifestar Home Care, 8:00 am on October 27, 2023
Parkinson’s disease prevention begins with simple daily habits that strengthen the brain’s long-term health. By focusing on lifestyle choices, nutrition patterns, and protective routines, people of all ages can reduce risks and maintain better mobility and thinking abilities as they grow older. Natural preventive steps offer a practical, proactive way to support the brain and nervous system without relying on…
By Lifestar Home Care, 8:00 am on October 13, 2023
When aging adults with Alzheimer’s can no longer take part in everyday activities, they may easily become bored, causing them to experience bouts of depression, anxiety, anger, and even sundowning. Finding the ideal activities for seniors with Alzheimer’s may help them focus, maintain their motor skills, and reduce their need for medication to manage difficult behavior, depression, and agitation. Check…
By Lifestar Home Care, 8:00 am on September 29, 2023
If you’re caring for an elderly relative, it may be difficult to find time for the other responsibilities in your life, which can lead to burnout. However, there are ways to ensure your loved one is well taken care of while still staying focused on these other responsibilities. Here are a few simple tips for fitting caregiving into your everyday…
By Lifestar Home Care, 8:00 am on September 15, 2023
When seniors experiencing cognitive decline begin having difficulty maintaining their daily routines, in-home senior care can be a smart choice. To help family caregivers decide whether in-home assistance is a good fit for their senior relatives, here are several ways home care can help seniors with dementia live safely and comfortably in their own homes. Cognitive Exercises Seniors with dementia…
By Lifestar Home Care, 8:00 am on August 25, 2023
The beauty of the outdoors is something people can enjoy at any age. Many seniors eventually discover they have to make more of an effort to get outside. Your senior loved one might need assistance to maneuver around curbs and other obstacles, but it’s worth figuring out ways to help. Whether you take your loved one for a walk in…
By Lifestar Home Care, 8:00 am on August 11, 2023
After having strokes, seniors may need to adapt to many changes in their lives. Modifications to their homes and daily routines are necessary to help them during the recovery process. Safety adjustments can vary, depending on the impact of the stroke on the senior’s overall health. Take a look at some of the steps family caregivers can take to help…