These caregiver communication tips will help you know what to avoid saying and what is more appropriate and kind.
Did you ever walk into work or a get-together with friends and have someone say to you with great concern, “You look so tired! Are you feeling OK!” Although you may have been feeling perfectly fine until that moment, you may suddenly feel exhausted and worn out. The words we say to each other and the manner in which we interpret them are powerful. And when talking to someone with a chronic health condition, it’s important to carefully think through what to say, and even more importantly, what NOT to say, to help the person feel their best. Read more
Is Urinary Incontinence Treatable? Find Trusted Answers to Top Incontinence Questions.
/in Benefits of Home Care, Care Tips, Caregivers, Family Caregiving, Senior Health, Senior Incontinence, UTIsMake Doctor Visits for Seniors Easier with One Simple Tip
/in Care Tips, Communication, Senior HealthSeniors who are reluctant to see the doctor may rethink that decision with this tip.
Let’s face it: many of us delay going to the doctor’s office. It could be somewhat uncomfortable, and downright distressing when something is wrong and we’re facing the prospect of an undesirable diagnosis. Even so, we all know it makes sense to do what is most beneficial for our health and wellness and in addition be conscientious about getting necessary medical care. Read more
Caregiver Communication Tips: Know What to Say – and What NOT to Say
/in Care Tips, CommunicationThese caregiver communication tips will help you know what to avoid saying and what is more appropriate and kind.
Did you ever walk into work or a get-together with friends and have someone say to you with great concern, “You look so tired! Are you feeling OK!” Although you may have been feeling perfectly fine until that moment, you may suddenly feel exhausted and worn out. The words we say to each other and the manner in which we interpret them are powerful. And when talking to someone with a chronic health condition, it’s important to carefully think through what to say, and even more importantly, what NOT to say, to help the person feel their best. Read more
Helping Seniors on the Search for Age-Friendly Health Care
/in Alzhimer's Disease, Benefits of Home Care, Care Tips, Senior Health, Senior SafetyFor those searching for senior care services in Berkeley or nearby areas, learn more about age-friendly health care.
If your child developed a high fever, who would you call? It’s a no-brainer; many parents have the number programmed on their phone for the pediatrician they have carefully chosen to manage the medical care needs of their children. With their specialized training, working with a trusted pediatrician ensures the best possible care. Read more
Creating a Dementia-Friendly Home is Simple When You Stick to the ABCs
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/in Care Tips, Caregivers, Senior Finances, Senior SafetyDementia Care Tips: Watch for the Warning Signs of Caregiver Burnout
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/in Care Tips, Caregivers, Respite CareTop Assistive Devices to Help Seniors Remain Independent and Safe
/in Benefits of Home Care, Care Tips, Senior HealthLearn about the assistive devices that can help seniors remain independent at home.
As people grow older, assistive devices in the home can make everyday life simpler and less hazardous. There’s a wide selection of assistive equipment solutions for home care available on the market today that can improve senior safety and help older adults to remain more comfortable at home. At Hillendale Home Care, we would like to provide you with some insider advice for purchasing and using some of the most widely used pieces of home care equipment. Read more