To help families recognize the need before something happens, we have created this 10 Warning Signs Handout to help you determine if now is the time to explore homecare options for yourself or a loved one. Find out if you or a loved one is at risk?
Heart disease can sound like a scary diagnosis. But it doesn’t mean that a senior should give up hope of retaining their...
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Strokes are a serious issue for Americans, causing 1 out of every 20 deaths in the United States. With someone in the US...
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Whatever your age, you're probably aware that a stroke is a dangerous medical event with life-changing consequences. Many...
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The heart beats approximately 115,000 times per day totaling to 42 million times in a year. Therefore, it's best practice to...
A stroke can be a scary thing for seniors and their family members. To help you be better prepared for the possibility of a...
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Especially for seniors, it's impossible to overstate the importance of healthy circulation. Good circulation delivers oxygen...
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As seniors age, natural changes in the body, heart, and blood vessels create an increased risk for cardiovascular problems...
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Once upon a time, suffering from a stroke would feel like the beginning of the end. Changes to our physiological conditioning...
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According to the American Heart Association, 2018 statistics show that 1 of every 3 deaths in the United States is related to...
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May is National Blood Pressure month. In the spirit of raising awareness for one of the leading causes of death in our...
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For many, there is a misconception that there is not much that can be done to prevent heart disease. While it is true that...
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If you or a loved one has experienced a stroke in the past then you know that there can be many unexpected side effects...
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Social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter are used by people of all ages. Seniors in particular are using these platforms to stay connected with old classmates, long lost friends, and family.
