The older we get, the more difficulty we have getting around independently. It’s a harsh reality of life. Of course, there are ways that seniors can become more mobile. Although many contend with mobility issues, there are numerous steps that can be taken (pun...
Caring for someone who has dementia is certainly challenging. Dementia is the blanket term for various conditions, including Alzheimer’s disease, that impact the brain. Sufferers of dementia generally contend with memory loss and difficulties with speaking, thinking...
Just in case the start of spring wasn’t enough to get you excited, Advantage Home Health Solutions is happy to announce a special promotion! If you purchase a new Pride Mobility Scooter, we will add a rear basket, a phone holder AND a side mirror for FREE! That’s a...
Who wouldn’t want to live at home for their entire lives? The word “home” is often used as a euphemism for “place I feel most comfortable”. In some cases, “home” is the word we use to describe our country of origin when we’re on vacation. Of course, in literal terms,...
The answer to the question posed by this week’s blog title can partially be addressed by asking another question. How much do you care about the safety of your elderly loved one? We imagine that the obvious answer is “very much”. As a result, now is likely the right...
If you live with an older adult, you’re surely aware of the many unique needs he/she has on a daily basis. Clearly, as we age, we more often contend with such difficulties as waning strength, balance issues and memory loss. In many cases, a responsible caregiver is...