by Dina Zubi Hurnevich | Aug 2, 2022 | Caregiver / Caregiving, Elderly, Senior Care
Chronic dehydration is a common diagnosis in older adults. They frequently avoid drinking for fear of having to go to the bathroom frequently. Dehydration can cause dizziness, difficulty walking, disorientation and contribute to Urinary Tract Infections (UTI’s) as...
by Dina Zubi Hurnevich | Jul 6, 2022 | Senior Care
Staying Active and the Benefits of Exercise in Older Adults There are many benefits to exercise. This can be even more important to having a positive quality of life for your elderly loved one. Here are just some of the benefits of exercise for your elderly loved one....
by Dina Zubi Hurnevich | Jun 29, 2022 | Elderly, Senior Care
The Value of In- Home Care versus Skilled Nursing When the time comes to decide how to help an elderly loved one through those difficult days when they aren’t physically able to care for themselves, the decision can difficult. How do you know what’s right...
by Dina Zubi Hurnevich | Jun 14, 2022 | Care Transitions, Elderly, Senior Care, Transition Care from a Hospital Stay
What is Rapid Onset Dementia? Dementia is a degenerative brain condition which can develop as a result of more than 30 different conditions. Rapid onset dementia occurs when the wasting away of brain tissue occurs faster than normal, resulting in more substantial...
by Dina Zubi Hurnevich | Jun 7, 2022 | Care Transitions, Elderly, Senior Care, Transition Care from a Hospital Stay
How to Prevent Hospital Re-Admissions: When integrated into the continuum of care patients can see better outcomes and lower re-admission rates to hospitals. Home Care plays an important role in giving patients needed care after being in an acute care or skilled...
by Dina Zubi Hurnevich | May 25, 2022 | Elderly, Senior Care
Memorial Day – In-Home Care for Our Senior Loved Ones Remembering Loved Ones Who Served Memorial Day is a day o remember those who served and lost their lives while in that service. Memorial Day is also a day for families to get together in an informal start to...
