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Posts from September, 2020

  • Let’s Talk Senior Medications & Brown Bag Check-ups Let’s Talk Senior Medications & Brown Bag Check-ups I’m very thankful that I do not have a regular prescription medication regiment and only take vitamins, natural supplements and a low dose aspirin daily. However, this is not the case for most seniors my caregivers and I know and love. The majority of seniors take at least ... Read More
  • Wake-Up & Tuck-In Services Bring Isolated Seniors Joy and Comfort Wake-Up & Tuck-In Services Bring Isolated Seniors Joy and Comfort I don’t know about you, but Grandparents Day came and went last week with only Zoom and phone calls, instead of the annual in-person hugs and kisses my beautiful Grands always gift me. The year 2020 has proven to be quite a challenge for most of us in many different ways, ... Read More
  • Remember World Alzheimer’s Day, September 21st Remember World Alzheimer’s Day, September 21st Most people in the United States have had experiences with loved ones – or known others with loved ones– impacted by Alzheimer’s Disease [AD]. Unfortunately, many people around the world do not understand dementia or its detrimental effects. That’s why Alzheimer’s Disease ... Read More
  • Identifying 5 Primary Factors that Affect a Senior’s Risk of Falling Identifying 5 Primary Factors that Affect a Senior’s Risk of Falling One thing that is always prevalent on my mind when working with seniors is their ambulation and risk of falling. The National Council on Aging [NCOA], reports that 1 in 4 seniors will experience a fall each year, so the likelihood an aging adult I know will take a tumble is ... Read More