With hotter and hotter temperatures, summer can be dangerous for many, especially those with compromised immune systems or chronic illness. Although there are lots of fun activities outdoors to enjoy, be sure to take precautions when taking the elderly or chronically ill outside. We've put together a few helpful tips for keeping your loved ones safe in the hot, summer temperatures, both at home and outside and prevent heat exhaustion. 1. Wear Sunscreen We highly recommend all

Caring for loved ones dealing with Alzheimer's or Dementia can be challenging if your home is not appropriately protected. A safe home can be a safe haven for those battling memory loss or issues getting around on their own. Here are a few tips on how to protect your home and your loved ones: 1. Install or plug-in night lights. 2. Use a monitoring device to alert you for falls or emergencies. 3. Pick up lightweight rugs, and make sure to secure any rugs. 4. If there are porta

It’s no secret that our aging parents and grandparents want to stay in their current home as long as possible. But before making that decision to keep your loved one at home, consider these 5 issues: 1. Is The Home Safe? Falls are one of the major causes for rapid decline in our seniors. It is often the precipitating event that may force a transition into a long-term care facility. Falls can be prevented, though. For instance, taking steps such as removing unneeded throw rugs