Call your mom or and dad! Why should you call your parents so often? You just spoke to them a few weeks or months ago! There is nothing like a mothers love. We also love our parents tremendously. So put them on that busy weekly schedule that we get as we live our lives. It […]
In-home care | We put our staff through an extensive training course to give you the safest service in your home. They also must pass a background check of their criminal record. We monitor their placement activity to keep the most reliable employees. We know that most of our clients are the elderly so we
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Aging gracefully is a term that gets thrown around often in today’s society. What does it really mean to age with grace? For some, it means not caring about your appearance and living the rest of your life in solitude; for others, it means embracing change and learning to live with joy. The first thing
Dementia | The advice that you will read here are basic tool for a healthy lifestyle. Controlling your risk of diabetes can also reduce your risk of suffering from Alzheimer’s. Dementia, the most common cause of cognitive decline in older adults, is a complex syndrome that affects memory, thinking and behavior. Dementia is a progressive
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Employee Benefit Package | We are pleased to announce that Lucky’s Home Care has added life insurance coverage for our employees. The life insurance package is designed to provide the financial protection you and your family need at a price you can afford. Plus a 401K plan. Lucky’s Home Care is a leading service provider
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Therapy | We are living in a time where people are more isolated than ever, which adds to the anxiety and depression many already face. COVID-19 and other compounding life stressors have shown it is imperative that there are social resources put in place that provide a supportive presence. Therapy is not just for people
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Isolation of Seniors | New research suggests that social isolation is more detrimental to the health of seniors than smoking, obesity, or lack of exercise. But what can be done? More and more Americans are living alone in retirement communities—a trend that will only grow as the number of retirees increases. To help combat this
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Antibiotics | Drugs commonly used to treat upper respiratory infection, urinary tract infections should not be prescribed to patients already at risk. By Maggie Fox Certain antibiotics can cause painful and sometimes fatal damage to the body’s main artery, the Food and Drug Administration said Thursday. Fluoroquinolone antibiotics might raise the risk of an aortic
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A new study examines the link between depressive symptoms and hearing loss in older Hispanic adults. Having to ask people to repeat themselves or nodding along politely to a conversation they cannot hear is common for the thousands of elderly Americans who live with hearing loss. Now a new study shows that hearing loss isn’t
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