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Routine Eye Care For Seniors
As people become older, their eyesight may begin to deteriorate. While it may be a typical part of the aging process, any eye disorders should not be overlooked.
Convincing Your Senior To Wear Clean Clothes Every Day
Your elderly parents may not want you to help change their clothing because they don't understand the importance of clean clothes, see no point, or they don't want your help because it makes them feel less independent.
Is Live-In Care Something Your Elderly Loved One Needs?
Has your elderly loved one been diagnosed with a chronic illness? If so, this may require them to need care all the time.
Communicating is Tough for People with Alzheimer’s – Here is What You Need to Know
Alzheimer’s disease affects people in many ways. If your elderly loved one has this disease, they may start by only struggling with slight memory loss.
Elder Care Helps Seniors Keep Cleaner, Healthier, Safer Homes
Seniors prefer to age in place, which means that, given the choice, they would rather stay home than move into a facility.
Health Benefits of Watermelon for Your Senior
One quintessential fruit that is often thought of when you think of summer and picnics is the classic watermelon.
Not All Heroes Wear Crepes
Oyster Bay Senior Campus was out and about thanking our healthcare heroes throughout the community on February 9th 2021.
Caregiver of The Month
Please join me in congratulating Guetchen as Caregiver OF THE MONTH for February.
Causes of Falls and Steps to Prevent Them
Millions of people over the age of 65 fall every year, in fact one of out of four elderly adults fall each year, sustaining injuries from broken bones, to concussions, to bruising and twisting.
December Caregiver of the Month
Please join me in congratulating Abdul as the CAERGIVER OF THE MONTH FOR DECEMBER.
