Sutton In-Home Senior Care

Being a senior is tough, but being a senior during COVID 19 means facing additional risks. While COVID can make anyone really sick, seniors, especially seniors with pre-existing conditions, have a high risk of complications and even death from the disease. Whether you’re caring for an elderly family member, or have a parent or grandparent living independently, here is what you need to know: Loneliness is an Issue: If you have a senior parent or grandparent who lives independently, they…

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Today’s elders have seen the challenges of war as well as the triumphs of peace. Life was seldom easy, which is why most of the Baby Boomer generation and the Silent Generation are fiercely independent and reluctant to ask for help. However, there comes a time when help is needed. If you have a parent or grandparent who is living on their own, or who is mostly alone during the day, here are signs that they may benefit from in-home…

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Taking care of an ill or elderly relative can place an additional toll on our already busy lives. As a caretaker, it is also important that you remain in good physical and mental health- which means taking breaks. Here are four red flags that you should not ignore: Becoming Forgetful: It’s normal to forget something once in a while, but if your memory is getting worse and you seem to be forgetting everything, it may be a sign that you…

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Taking care of a relative who is suffering from a degenerative disease such as Alzheimer’s or Dementia is an honorable venture. However, if you are new at taking care of an adult, here are a few things that can help ease the transition: Write Things Down: A medical diagnosis can be overwhelming under the best of circumstances and educating yourself about the condition is always the first step. Unfortunately, many individuals assume that they can remember everything that they are…

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Human beings age throughout their lifetime. However, around age 60 if you are going by the US Census or 65 if you are going by Medicare guidelines, people are officially considered seniors. While the later years of life are often referred to as ‘the Golden Years’, the experience is very different for individuals who suffer from Alzheimer’s. Never the less, many Alzheimer’s sufferers still fall into the senior citizen category, which means that their body continues to undergo physical changes….

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If you have a loved one who is starting to need assistance with daily activities, it may be time to seek out a home care provider. However, because the health and well-being of your loved one are at stake, how can you be sure that you’re getting the best care? Today we’re going to look at the different elements of home care so that you can be sure that your loved one’s needs are taken care of the right way….

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We want our loved ones to stay happy and healthy, but as they age, independence can become more and more of a struggle. When our loved ones are having a hard time keeping up, it can be time to seek assistance for them. Home care is an excellent way to provide the care and attention your loved one needs, but approaching the subject can be a little challenging. How can you be sure that he or she requires this kind…

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