Heroes Among Us: Celebrating Sergeant O’Malley’s Legacy with Clear Path Home Care’s Visit to the Temple VA
@Dean Ryan and @Rozina Pittman were honored to be able to just that at the Temple VA with Sergeant Robert Emmett O’Malley. Retired, Marine Corps. Bob O’Malley was the 1st Marine to receive the Medal of Honor.
Partnering with Throckmorton Senior Citizens Center
Clear Path Home Care gave a Christmas Basket for the Throckmorton Senior Citizens Center Christmas Party. Thank you for allowing Clear Path Home Care to sponsor one of your door prizes on December the 1st and congratulations to the winner Gayle Cooper!! Our Partnership with the Senior Citizens Center in Throckmorton, TX is one of […]
Navigating Vein Disorders in Seniors
As people get older, their chances of being diagnosed with a variety of health issues increase. While many of these risks are explored openly, one such risk might not get the attention it deserves. This issue has to do with understanding and managing their vascular health. For instance, issues with veins in the leg can […]
How Often Should Seniors Be Visiting the Bathroom?
Over time, various bodily functions operate differently than when people were younger. Bathroom visits can be a cause of concern for aging adults, especially if they’re concerned they’re visiting the bathroom too often. There are lots of considerations, ranging from bladder health to lifestyle factors. Seniors who are having a lot of trouble with incontinence […]
Six Possible Medication Complications for Seniors
All too often seniors are dealing with more than one serious health issue all at the same time. That typically also means that they’re taking multiple medications. What happens in those situations is that side effects and complications related to medications become more of a concern. It’s important for seniors and their family caregivers to […]
Five Safety Considerations When Seniors Want to Age in Place
After seniors decide they want to age in place, there are a lot of different safety considerations that have to be addressed. The decision to age in place is one that promotes independence as well as comfort. But if seniors aren’t safe in their homes, then their independence and comfort are threatened. Having help from […]
Helping Seniors With Vision Loss: Tips and Resources
As people get older, they often have a greater chance of losing their sight or being diagnosed with an eye disease. These diseases, like cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy, can be quite scary. The good news is that there are things that seniors can do to keep their eyes healthy. These steps may […]
Seven UTI Symptoms in Seniors and How to Help
Urinary tract infections, or UTIs, are extremely common in seniors for a variety of reasons. Menopause, reduced mobility, a weakened immune system, and even chronic medical conditions can all be potential causes. UTIs occur when bacteria stay in the urinary tract too long and multiply, becoming an infection. Recognizing UTI symptoms quickly helps seniors get […]
What Does a Companion Care Aide Do?
Your mom wants to age at home, but you don’t want her to be alone every day for weeks or months. When families are spread out around the world, separation can make it hard to provide care. It’s a good time to talk to her about companion care at home and the services it provides. […]
The Best Stroke Prevention Tips For Seniors
Anyone can have a stroke. But, statistically strokes are more common in people who are over the age of 60. And the risk of having a stroke increases every year for seniors. One of the scariest things about strokes is that often they happen very quickly with no warning. Any senior who feels like they […]
