Insights and Tips for Enhancing Care at Home

LGBTQ+ Senior Care With Advocacy and Compassion in Mind

As seniors embark on their journey through the golden years, they traverse a landscape filled with a myriad of challenges, each imbued with its own unique hue. For LGBTQ+ seniors, this path often winds through valleys of adversity, where the shadows of societal stigma and discrimination loom large. At Advanced Home Health Care, we stand as staunch allies, committed to dismantling barriers and championing inclusivity for all seniors. Here are…

24-Hour Care to Help Seniors Age at Home Without Facing a Move

At first, caring for Mom may have just taken up a few hours of the week. But now, she’s starting to need help throughout most of the day and maybe even into the night. Now, you’re realizing Mom would feel most secure with someone around 24/7, ensuring her needs are met and ready to tackle any unexpected situations.

Get the Support You Need With Live-In Care for Seniors

Care needs ebb and flow as senior loved ones age, and the care model that works today may not be the one that works a year from now. Initially, their care journey may involve a home caregiver assisting with morning routines and meal preparation. But as their needs change, they may require more help from day to day. Challenges may arise during late-night tasks or unforeseen issues in the overnight…

Tips For Preventing Malnutrition in Seniors

Many of us remember gathering at Grandma’s house for Sunday dinners. However, because so many families now live far away from their elderly family members, and with numerous needs pulling us in multiple directions, it is difficult to keep up with this tradition – and it could be just one of the issues adding to a recent dramatic rise in senior malnutrition.

Manage COPD Symptoms With These Breathing Exercises

COPD can transform daily life into a struggle. The good news is that there are breathing exercises that may help people better manage COPD symptoms and enhance quality of life. These exercises help strengthen the abdominal muscles and diaphragm, so individuals with COPD can take in more oxygen and expend less effort into breathing.

Taking the Pressure Off: Understanding How to Prevent and Treat Bed Sores

Bed sores affect nearly one in every ten seniors, and are even more prevalent in people who smoke, are living with a chronic illness like diabetes, or who have thin or fragile skin. Also known as pressure sores or pressure injuries, bed sores are not merely extremely painful – they can easily progress to infections that can become life-threatening.

Understanding Senior Bruising and What to Do About It

Of all the changes that happen as a person ages, senior bruising is one that can be alarming for family members to observe in their older loved ones. Is it essential to talk to the senior’s doctor whenever there’s a health concern, but it is also important to understand that senior bruising is quite common. Bruising in older adults typically results from the thinning of the skin and a reduction…