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  • Five Cold Weather Safety Tips Five Cold Weather Safety Tips Winter is coming – and with it brings colder weather and shorter days. Cold weather is no joke, especially if you are an older adult. According to the National Institute on Aging (NIA), older adults are more sensitive to the cold because they are more likely to have ... Read This Post
  • Keeping Our Aging Family Members Mentally Healthy During Pandemic Keeping Our Aging Family Members Mentally Healthy During Pandemic For all of us, 2020 has been a difficult year in many ways as we have to cope with the continuing global pandemic. This is especially true for our aging population, who not only are more susceptible to contracting COVID-19 but are also forced to self-quarantine more often as ... Read This Post
  • How to Keep Seniors Independent – and Safe How to Keep Seniors Independent – and Safe If you’ve ever seen any of our Exceptional Caregiver videos, you’ll see that Home Helpers ® Home Care has all types of Caregivers who are focused on one thing: providing Exceptional Care. Having Caregivers of diverse origins and experiences enhances our ability to find the ... Read This Post
  • Shorter Days Impact Seniors in Many Ways Shorter Days Impact Seniors in Many Ways Since we’ve just had our clocks “fall back” to standard time across most of the country, that means darkness is already settling in even as we drive home from work. Less light, more cold (often accompanied by precipitation of some sort and/or wind) can have a debilitating ... Read This Post
  • Keep Seniors Safe and Warm in Their Homes Keep Seniors Safe and Warm in Their Homes Record-breaking low temperatures are all but inescapable this winter, with every state except Hawaii recording below-freezing weather on one recent morning. Staying warm in the middle of an Arctic blast is always a hassle, and we certainly endorse all the good advice offered ... Read This Post
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