Living in the golden years may not be easy. That is why as a family member, you can uplift your senior loved ones' spirits by:
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Is your senior loved one having a hard time transferring from one place to the other? If so, allow our caregivers to assist them with their mobility. Call us now for professional assistance.
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When it comes to seniors' health, you can always trust our nurses to take good care of your loved ones, helping them recover from their current state. Our nurses are skilled and well-trained to provide the following services:
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You can always help your senior loved ones prevent slips or falls by making sure to de-clutter hazardous objects at home. If you want to hire professional caregivers, you can give us a call today.
Care providers are an essential part of your health care team. They do not just deliver quality care services but also companionship care, as well. To learn more, please call us today.
Often Alzheimer’s and dementia are mistaken to be synonymous. Well, Alzheimer’s is a progressive disease where indications of dementia will slowly worsen through the years. Before making it worse, prevent it in its most early time.
Here are some symptoms that indicate Alzheimer’s disease:
Let's take proper steps to prevent Alzheimer’s disease.
Is your senior love one struggling with speech and communication disorders? If so, give us a call today so we can provide them with proper treatment to address the problem. We look forward to hearing from you soon.
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Dementia can happen to any elderly individual. If you have an elderly loved one who has dementia, one way you can do is to entrust their health to professional caregivers and avail care services that would help seniors achieve the quality of life they deserve. To learn more about dementia care, you can call us at any time of the day.
With old age comes the difficulty of healing wounds. It will be crucial for the elderly to attain wounds because of many factors. Take your elder loved ones to our services, as we have trained aides that are proficient in wound care.
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Our caregivers are skilled and well-trained to provide the following services to your senior loved ones:
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Our elder loved ones, aside from other medical reasons, simply can’t hold their bladder anymore. And yes, we know, it is messy.
If your loved one needs if catheter care, we can provide said services to you. Reach us to find out more.
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Today, let’s promote the optimal health of everyone in the whole world. Always eat healthily and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Happy World Health Day!
Battling cancer is never easy. With our never-dying compassion, let’s continue to strengthen the faith of those who are fighting through their hardships. Let us remind our loved ones to live healthily and to have regular checkups.
Bedsores are ulcers that occur on areas of the skin that have been receiving excess pressure. And this is particularly inevitable to bedridden individuals. But you can do something about this and help your loved ones prevent this from happening.
After recovering from an injury, disability, or illness, or after being discharged from a care facility, some things might be overwhelming, most especially performing activities of daily living. And when getting back on your feet becomes difficult, occupational therapists can lend you a hand. Occupational therapists assess and evaluate the best therapeutic activities and approaches to help you regain your full independence. They will be there to guide you any time you need them to while respecting your individuality.
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Stimulating Activities for Alzheimer’s Patients
Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias alike can cause seniors to withdraw from hobbies, activities, and from their family and friends. Maintaining the bond and relationship with their peers is important to keep them engaged and reducing the effects of memory impairment, leading them to a better quality of life. Here are some stimulating activities for your loved ones:
Play board games or jigsaw puzzles.
Encourage self-expression through art, writing, and music.
Stir memories from their olden years.
Load them reassurance by conversing with them.
Help them re-engage with their hobbies or discover a new one.
With our certified Home Health Aides (HHAs) here at MOG Home Health Care Services, you can rest assured that your home will be well-maintained, organized, and sanitized at all times.
Our experienced, skilled nurses here at MOG Home Health Care Services ensures that your loved ones receive the specialized care they need while remaining at home. Call us at 484-278-4805 today!
Communication is complex and can be rather complicated by age. This is why engaging in conversations with the elderly can sometimes be challenging. Physicians suggest that before you delve into talking with them, you must make a physical and emotional connection with them. That way, you can begin to communicate with them, either to gather or impart information. As the primary caregiver of your loved one, patience and compassion must always come hand-in-hand. You should also reassure them every once in a while, letting them know that you are there to listen to their needs and concerns.
