Posts Tagged ‘personal companion’
Thrive at Home with Thrive USA’s Comprehensive Home Care Services
As we age, many of us start to need a little extra help with daily tasks and personal care to maintain our independence and quality of life at home. At Thrive USA Home Care, we understand how important it is to receive care in the comfort and familiarity of your own home. That’s why we offer a wide range of in-home care services tailored to your unique needs. Whether you need short-term assistance while recovering from an illness or injury, ongoing care to age in place safely, or just a helping hand with household tasks and transportation, our compassionate caregivers…
What’s the Difference Between Companion Care and Personal Care?
You’ve probably heard of “personal care” and “companion care” if you’re looking for non-medical home care for a loved one. Although they may share similarities, many people mistakenly use these names interchangeably. They are, however, not the same. You may choose the best in-home care assistance for your loved ones by being aware of the definitions and advantages of personal care and companion care. This article will help you differentiate between the two and help you understand which one you need. What is Personal Care? Personal care is intended for seniors who require assistance with daily living tasks (ADLs). Help…
What Senior Women Should Know About Breast Cancer
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. While most people know that breast cancer is a disease that impacts older women far more than younger, the actual numbers behind the statistics are alarming. For every 100,000 women, just over 80 were diagnosed with breast cancer under the age of 65. In that same number, over 400 were diagnosed with the disease after turning 65. This month is a perfect time for older women to learn more about breast cancer – and to take more meaningful steps toward prevention and care. Know the Facts Knowing the truth about breast cancer can help…
Preserving a Generation’s Greatness on Senior Citizen’s Day
August 21st is National Senior Citizen’s Day! Originally established in 1988 by then-President Ronald Reagan, the day was created as a way to celebrate the unique perspective, wisdom, and accomplishments of the senior generations. While this sounds like a noble idea, many people struggle with the concept of how to celebrate the seniors in their life. Here at Thrive USA Home Care Services, we have gathered a few great ideas for giving the individuals you love a great day or paying homage to those you most respect: Make a Memory That Will Last One of the reasons for setting aside…
Why You Should Expect More from Your Home Health Care Provider
Many times, families, who choose to partner with a home health care provider, believe that doing so means settling for less than they hoped for. They fear that they or their loved one will receive less than the standard of care they need or be forced to pay exorbitant prices for the kind of care they expect. In 2019, it’s time to start expecting more from home health care providers. Here are a few things your ideal provider should offer. Otherwise, it’s time to look for a new one this year: Genuine, Personable Care One of the biggest problems many…
Independent Living for Those 65 and Over – How It’s Done in 2019
Did you know that the number of American seniors is expected to pass seventy million by 2030? These people – ages 65 and over – are increasingly focused on living independently and enjoying their lives in their golden years. However, there are unique challenges to independence that make this goal difficult for many older Americans. Here are a few tips for living independently after the age of 65 in America: Modify Your Home If you choose to remain in your home as you age, you may encounter some difficulties that did not exist before. These difficulties can make life harder…
3 Things to Consider before Becoming your Parents Caregiver
Each year, more than 43 million men and women take on the role of caregiver for their parents, senior family members, or close friends.
5 Mental Exercises to Stay Healthy
The brain is one of the most important muscles in the body and, like other muscles, needs exercise to stay healthy. Our brain is responsible for keeping us happy throughout our lives, and mental health is often a major part of our ability to live independently as we grow older. Let’s discuss five enjoyable brain exercises and activities older adults can use to help keep their minds sharp and their hearts happy. Word Games Word games serve as effective and fun ways to engage the mind. For seniors, Sudoku, crosswords, word jumbles, and word searches help to improve memory, word…