Familiar surroundings can often help seniors with dementia cope with anxiety, agitation, stress, and confusion. Our Alzheimer’s & Dementia Specialty program makes it possible for seniors with Alzheimer’s or related dementia to safely age in place.
Learn more about how our specialized Alzheimer’s and dementia care services can help your aging loved one.
Falls can be extremely dangerous for seniors, and they are very common in the elderly due to chronic conditions, balance issues, vision problems, or other injuries. Not only can a serious fall impact a senior physically, but it can have a lasting emotional toll as well. Fear of falling can lead a senior to become withdrawn, inactive, and lonely. Our Fall Risk Specialty Program helps seniors regain their confidence. Thanks to the specialized training our caregivers receive, they can help prevent falls.
Learn more about how our Fall Risk Specialty Program can help keep your loved one safe at home.
Seniors who have suffered from a stroke often face a long recovery time and may experience the physical effects of the stroke for the rest of their lives. Our Stroke Specialty Program allows us to provide personalized care to give stroke survivors and their families peace of mind.
Learn more about how our specialized stroke care services can help your aging loved one.
Many seniors undergo joint replacement surgeries to reduce pain and discomfort and increase mobility. However, these surgeries often require a long recovery period, during which seniors are very susceptible to falls or other health complications. Our program provides tailored services to help seniors recover after a hip or knee replacement.
This program includes specialized care to help seniors with mobility, medication management, and avoiding falls at home.
COPD, or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, is a common lung disease among seniors that makes it extremely difficult to breathe. Our COPD care program helps our caregivers identify the needs and preferences of each senior with COPD or similar respiratory conditions. We coordinate care with health professionals and family members to help prevent hospital admission and readmission.
Learn more about our tailored program to help seniors with COPD maintain their quality of life.
Pneumonia is often overlooked, as symptoms might not seem severe or may even be confused with other conditions. However, it’s the 5th leading-cause of death in the United States and is responsible for 1 million hospital readmissions each year.
Learn more about our specialized care we can provide to improve the quality of life for seniors recovering from pneumonia.
COVID19 and flu share similar symptoms, the flu symptoms tend to occur faster and have a greater variation of symptoms. COVID-19 is 3x more likely to cause serious complications in the elderly than the flu. However, many infectious diseases like COVID-19 can be avoided with proper training and care. We provide infection control-specific care, meaning that we have processes and care plans in place to help prevent seniors from infectious diseases.
Learn more about how our Infection Control Specialty Program can help keep your loved one safe at home.
CHF is a serious form of heart failure (HF). Despite the name, CHF does not indicate that the heart is in fact failing. Instead, the condition refers to the weakening of the heart’s ability to pump effectively. However, this heart condition can be managed through proper treatment and lifestyle changes. Our caregivers can be key to helping a loved one manage their CHF symptoms. Our specialized care program includes heart-specific courses and other training to help caregivers address the needs of seniors with CHF.
Learn more about how our CHF Specialty Program and how it can provide peace of mind to both seniors and their family members.
