Visit the Library this Month
While many things in the world change, one thing your elderly loved one may have fond memories of and can still do is go use her library card. September is Library Card Sign-Up Month, most likely because it’s the month most students go back to school. And while libraries are amazing resources for school children, […]
Tips Seniors Can Use To Improve Bladder Health
Many seniors worry about becoming incontinent as they get older. Incontinence and bladder issues are very common among seniors. Nearly half of all seniors report having some degree of incontinence. Women who have had children have a high risk of incontinence as they get older. But there are things that seniors can do to protect […]
Tips For Keeping A Senior Parent With Alzheimer’s Safe In Public
When a senior parent has Alzheimer’s, taking them to the doctor, to get glasses, or out in public for any reason can be nerve-wracking. As their Alzheimer’s progresses it can be more difficult to keep them safe. Keeping a senior with Alzheimer’s safe in public requires careful planning, vigilance, and understanding of the unique challenges […]
6 Simple Daily Habits to Keep Seniors’ Brains Sharp
As seniors grow older, keeping their brains as sharp as possible becomes even more of a priority. Cognitive health is just as important as physical health is, especially when seniors have a family history of cognitive illnesses. Senior home care providers can help aging adults to incorporate more of these activities into their daily lives. […]
Celebrate National Senior Citizens Day With a Family Dinner
Almost 30% of older adults live alone, and many of those people feel lonely and isolated. Is your dad among them? If he ever talks about wishing people could stop by more often, make sure you celebrate August’s National Senior Citizens Day by taking time to do something fun with your dad. A family dinner […]
5 Things That Will Help Seniors Get Better Sleep
A large number of seniors have trouble sleeping. Insomnia is a common sleep disorder that impacts seniors. When seniors have insomnia, they can suffer from increased health problems. Improving sleep is vital to overall health and well-being. 24-hour home care can help your senior feel comfortable and safe in their home while sleeping. There are […]
Make Sure Your Dad Is Eating Well When Living Alone
How is your dad’s diet? If he’s getting older and slowing down, he may be like many other older adults who rely on meals they can microwave or put in the oven. While these may be easy, they’re not always the most nutritious. While you don’t have the time to help your dad plan and […]
Clear Path Home Care Receives Patriotic Employer designation by the Office of the Secretary of Defense
Sarah Barker of Connect Forward Training and Connect Our Elders, has recognized JM and Michele Simmonds for receiving the following awards: “I am beyond excited to announce that my clients Michele Woodward Simmonds and JM Simmonds have been awarded the Patriotic Employer designation by the Office of the Secretary of Defense. Each year as a […]
What Seniors Should Do Immediately If They Lose Their Wallet
Identity theft is something that seniors need to be careful of. More than 20% of all identity thefts in the US each year impact seniors. That’s usually because seniors have retirement funds and great credit that can be attractive to thieves. Seniors are also more likely to be victims of identity theft because they tend […]
Symptoms of Dehydration in Seniors: Signs and Prevention
Dehydration happens when the body loses more fluids than it takes in. This can throw off the body’s fluid balance and cause significant health issues. This situation is especially dangerous for seniors, who are already more likely to become dehydrated due to age-related changes in their bodies, certain medications, or a decreased ability to recognize […]
