Table of Content1 1. Breakfast Sandwiches2 2. Overnight Oats3 3. Quiche4 4. Chicken Veggie Bowls5 5. Lasagna6 6. Poultry Chili Families who choose to take on the task of meal preparation for their older loved ones can make it easier by preparing dishes in advance. The meals can then be refrigerated or frozen for later use. There are many different recipes to consider. However, family caregivers must ensure the dishes they prepare are rich in nutrients to help seniors maintain optimal health. 1. Breakfast Sandwiches Breakfast sandwiches are a great way for seniors to get a healthy breakfast that contains plenty of protein. After preparation, they’re individually wrapped and refrigerated or frozen. An older adult can simply heat a sandwich…
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By Home Care Assistance Montgomer, 9:00 am on September 27, 2021
Table of Content1 Provide Real-Life Social Opportunities2 Safeguard Personal Accounts3 Talk about the Different Types of Scams4 Ask Caregivers to Watch for Signs of Financial Abuse Internet scams are increasing in number now that criminals view the anonymity offered by online activity as an easy way to take advantage of…
By Home Care Assistance Montgomer, 9:00 am on September 20, 2021
Table of Content1 1. Deteriorating Vision or Dark Environments2 2. Busy Environments3 3. Difficulty Identifying Objects4 4. Medication Interactions5 5. Mental Distress Though memory loss and cognitive decline are the most commonly recognized symptoms of dementia, this health condition can also cause seniors to hallucinate. Due to changes in their…
By Home Care Assistance Montgomer, 9:00 am on September 13, 2021
Table of Content1 Vitamin E2 Acupuncture3 Gentle Exercise4 CoQ10 Parkinson’s is a degenerative disease that often leaves seniors with joint stiffness and pain. While there are some prescription medications available to alleviate pain, there are certain supplements and activities that can bring additional relief. The following are natural and safe…
By Home Care Assistance Montgomer, 9:00 am on September 6, 2021
Table of Content1 Remove Personal Information2 Crush the Medication & Mix It with Other Substances3 Donate the Medication4 Let the Professionals Handle It Most seniors accumulate quite a few pill bottles and blister packs over the years, and keeping all those drugs in the house can be risky. Anyone who…
By Home Care Assistance Montgomer, 9:00 am on August 23, 2021
Table of Content1 Research Local Home Care Agencies2 Determine Your Budget3 Ask Questions4 Choose the Best Fit Once the decision has been made that your aging family member needs in-home care, what’s the next step? Choosing a caregiver for your loved one is a huge responsibility. After all, the caregiver…
By Home Care Assistance Montgomer, 9:00 am on August 16, 2021
Table of Content1 1. Install Adequate Lighting2 2. Place Hygiene Products within Reach3 3. Choose Accessible Clothing4 4. Know Your Loved One’s Schedule5 5. Provide Mobility Aids6 6. Offer Professional Assistance Seniors face several challenges when it comes to toileting. For example, they may experience incontinence and fear not making…
By Home Care Assistance Montgomer, 9:00 am on August 9, 2021
Table of Content1 1. Give Up Smoking2 2. Reduce Alcohol Intake3 3. Develop an Exercise Plan4 4. Learn How to Ask for & Accept Help5 5. Watch Driving Abilities6 6. Plan for More Frequent Health Checks7 7. Make Having Fun a Priority The ability to adapt to changes in life…
By Home Care Assistance Montgomer, 9:00 am on August 2, 2021
Table of Content1 1. Tennis Ball Race2 2. Boggle3 3. Keep-Away4 4. Card Games5 5. Musical Ball6 6. Name that Tune7 7. Video Games With age, the body experiences many changes, but this doesn’t mean your senior loved one should become inactive or less social. It’s important to adapt your…
By Home Care Assistance Montgomer, 9:00 am on July 26, 2021
Table of Content1 1. Call a Family Meeting2 2. Share Important Information3 3. Offer Reassurance4 4. Avoid Arguments5 5. Take Small Steps When an elderly loved one with dementia is in denial over the diagnosis, it makes it more challenging for you to ensure your family member receives appropriate treatment…