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Promoting Health for Seniors
Posted in Senior AgingDid you know that aging increases the risk of chronic diseases? The elderly population continues to increase in the country and it drives the risk of chronic conditions. Chronic illnesses are long-term, typically progressive health problems that are common in the elderly. For example, hypertension (high blood pressure), heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, and so … Continue reading
Keeping an Elderly Person’s Space Clean and Safe
Posted in Senior HygieneKeeping an Elderly Person’s Space Clean and Safe With the help of our homemaking services, enjoy the comfort of a tidy, welcoming home. Our devoted housekeepers are here to make sure that your home is somewhere you genuinely love being. We are able to take care of housework including sweeping, laundry, and changing the … Continue reading
Why Physical Activity is Important for Seniors?
Posted in Senior AgingSeniors’ physical and mental health are greatly improved by physical activity. Encouragement is necessary to keep them moving. Here are several major advantages: Enhancement of Physical Health Improved Mental Health Social Engagement Enhanced Sleep Keeping Your Independence Management of Pain Longevity To ensure safety and enjoyment, activities should also be customized to individual fitness levels … Continue reading
Companionship for Less Isolation
Posted in companionsReducing isolation among seniors is crucial for their well-being and overall quality of life. We offer a combination of approaches that address their social, emotional, and physical needs. Finding companionship and social relationships in your senior years can lead to a happier and healthier existence. At Love and Care LLC, we encourage seniors to … Continue reading
Medication Reminders
Posted in Medication RemindersMedication non-adherence is unfortunately common among seniors. And this phenomenon has added different consequences for patients with chronic disease. But what causes medication non-adherence? Listed below are the common reasons why patients don’t take their medications. – Patients take too many medications. – There is a lack of symptoms, mistrust, and worry. – They fear … Continue reading