What are the Signs of Dehydration?

Caregivers in Pembroke Pines FL: The human body is approximately 65 percent water. Water is used for all essential functions throughout the body, including digesting food, producing and rebuilding cells, hydrating and protecting the skin, lubricating the joints, temperature regulation, blood circulation, and respiration. Losing just 10 percent of the water content in the body can lead to very serious health problems, while losing 20 percent can lead to death.

Stephen Sternbach August 17, 2017

Tips for Caring for a Senior Suffering from Hepatitis C

Elderly Care in Coral Springs FL: There are approximately 3.2 million people throughout the United States who are currently living with Hepatitis C and though there will be approximately 2,200 new cases reported, experts estimate that the true number of new cases is up to 13 times higher. This means that the vast majority of those who are living with this infection do not even know that they are living with it, putting them at serious risk of complications and putting those around them at severe risk of infection. I

Stephen Sternbach August 9, 2017

Caring for a Parent with IBS

Senior Care in Boca Raton FL: Irritable bowel syndrome, or IBS, is a chronic condition that has no cure. Seniors suffering from IBS experience abdominal cramps and pain, constipation, diarrhea, gas, and a bloated feeling. The disease can be a difficult one to live with, but there are things senior care providers and family caregivers can do to help seniors cope with IBS. Here are some tips for caring for a senior parent with IBS.

Stephen Sternbach August 3, 2017

How Can You Prepare Your Parent for a Power Outage?

Home Care in Boca Raton FL: Power outages are not uncommon events, particularly during the summer months when severe weather is a more frequent event and storms, high winds, and lightning can result in the power going out. While these outages generally only last for a few minutes, sometimes they can linger on for a few hours or even days.

Stephen Sternbach July 25, 2017

What are the Signs and Symptoms of Restless Leg Syndrome

Elder Care in Hallandale FL: Approximately 10 percent of the total adult population of the United States is currently living with a condition known as Restless Leg Syndrome. RLS for short, this condition impacts the nervous system and can have a tremendous influence on your parent’s quality of life, health, and well-being.

Stephen Sternbach July 18, 2017

Signs that Your Senior Might be Struggling with Loss of Appetite

Caregivers in Aventura FL: It is not unexpected for an elderly adult to not eat as much as they did when they were younger or as much as younger members of their family might eat. Their metabolisms are slower and they tend to be less active than younger people, requiring less food to keep them going.

Stephen Sternbach July 14, 2017

Tips for Dealing with Difficult Family Members

Home Care in Deerfield Beach FL: Most people would think that the care efforts of a family caregiver who has siblings or other close family members would be much simpler than that of a caregiver who does not have these relatives. After all, it would seem that these family members could take on more responsibilities and ease the stress and burden of the primary caregiver.

Stephen Sternbach July 6, 2017

What’s the Best Way to Manage Emphysema in the Summer?

Senior Care in Tamarac FL: If your parent suffers from emphysema, they may be dreading the warmer months of summer. That’s because the warmer temperatures can make breathing more difficult. When the weather is warm, the body needs more oxygen to regulate body temperature.

Stephen Sternbach June 29, 2017

Why Is Your Elderly Loved One Having a Difficult Time Accepting that She’s Aging?

Elderly Care in Aventura FL: Some elderly loved ones have an easier time than others do when it comes to accepting the aging process. If your loved one is having trouble, one or more of these reasons might have something to do with how she’s reacting.

Stephen Sternbach June 22, 2017

June is Effective Communications Month: Tips for Better Communication with Seniors

Caregivers in Plantation FL: As a family caregiver, you have lots of opportunities to talk to your parent. Sometimes, though, talking to elderly people can be difficult because of age-related changes, like hearing loss and cognitive decline.

Stephen Sternbach June 14, 2017

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