Good Activities for Seniors With Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer’s care allows your loved one to live the way they want but also helps keep them busy, safe, and healthy with various activities.
Brookville Home Care Employee of the Month of March is Penelope Riley!
Penny is warm and caring and has cared for several of our live-in clients, making caring for a total assist client easy.
Focusing on Bladder Health for Seniors
As your loved one ages so does their bladder which causes changes in bladder health. Luckily, there are certain things your loved one can do to ensure they don’t get UTI’s and ensure they stay as healthy as possible while aging in place. If your senior needs help with managing medications or taking the steps [...]
Warning Signs of Diabetes
In-Home Care: Blood Sugar Monitoring in Glen Cove, NY When a senior is starting to develop diabetes there may be warning signs that in-home care can help them look for. They may not know they are experiencing symptoms or warning signs of diabetes and it is something many elderly people need to focus [...]
Brookville Home Care Employee of the Month February 2024
Brookville Home Care Employee of the Month February 2024 Brookville Employee of the Month of February is Ouinibani (Winnie) Konate. He works hard, is very dependable and does an excellent job of caring for his clients. Your clients always appear well taken care of and the families always see you as family. Winnie, this does [...]
Because Seniors Prefer to ‘Age in Place,’ Home Care Becomes the Best Option When They Need ‘Just a Little’ Support
Home Care: Independence at Home in Wantagh, NY The majority of seniors — people aged 65 and over — would prefer to remain home for the rest of their lives. For many, this might very well be possible, even though they may have to spend time in the hospital or some other elder [...]
Symptoms of Loneliness in Seniors
Companion Care at Home: Symptoms of Loneliness in Wantagh, NY Loneliness is common for seniors, particularly those who live alone or have limited social connections. Studies show that loneliness can have serious negative consequences on physical and mental health, affecting their all well-being. To help your senior who may be dealing with loneliness, [...]
What Family Caregivers Should Know About Senior Diabetes
More than 30% of seniors have diabetes, and the number of seniors diagnosed with diabetes is increasing every year. If your senior parent has been diagnosed with diabetes you may be shocked, especially if they didn’t have a lot of the usual risk factors for diabetes. Diabetes is a manageable condition for seniors, but only [...]
Why Seniors Should Volunteer Even After Retirement
Home care assistance supports seniors in staying engaged through volunteering by helping create routines centered around purposeful community service activities.
Our December 2023 Employee of the Month Was Linda Brown
Congratulations Linda!!