Seniors often find the holidays difficult because it involves a lot of cooking, cleaning, and preparation, which can be hard for your elderly loved one if he or she is ill. If you take the time to make your family member feel special this holiday, it can help lift his…
A stroke occurs when the blood flow to your brain is blocked or suddenly reduced. Strokes are far more likely to happen to seniors, but prompt recognition and treatment can be lifesaving. After a stroke, rehabilitation and Sacramento in-home stroke care can help seniors regain physical and cognitive function. The…
There are more than 1.5 million people in the United States over the age of 40 who have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. The disease gradually progresses and affects neurons located deep within the brain that regulate and control a number of functions, including movement. Though the cause of disease…
Being a family caregiver for a senior loved one comes with challenges. If you’re not careful, it can become emotionally, physically, and mentally overwhelming and may even lead to burnout. Home Care Assistance Sacramento hopes caregivers will heed the following tips to prevent burnout and maintain a healthy, happy outlook…
Alzheimer’s symptoms vary and progress differently from one person to the next. In time, individuals may forget to eat, bathe, change clothing or accomplish other normal daily tasks. Home Care Assistance of Sacramento understands that this progression is difficult for everyone involved and reminds concerned family members that they don’t…
Getting in-home care for a senior loved one is easier than ever these days given how much the industry has grown in recent years, and home care can help seniors stay in their homes rather than turning to assisted living or nursing homes. However, not all home care providers are…