Unified Pledge Home Health

02/04/2026

Keeping blood pressure within a healthy range can help preserve memory and thinking skills while lowering dementia risk in older adults. Our latest blog shares practical tips on supporting brain health through blood pressure management and home care habits you can start today

Maintaining healthy blood pressure is essential for overall health, especially for seniors. But did you know it also plays a critical role in protecting brain health and reducing the risk of cognitive decline and dementia? For older adults and their families, understanding the connection between blo...

02/03/2026

True strength is found in the small acts of love we provide for our seniors every single day. Remember that asking for help isn't a sign of weakness, but a courageous step toward better care for your family.

02/02/2026

As we age, managing medications plays a vital role in maintaining health, safety, and daily independence. Learn why proper medication management matters for seniors and read more in our latest article.

As we age, managing medications becomes increasingly crucial for maintaining health and well-being. For seniors, understanding the nuances of medication management is essential. Here’s a comprehensive guide to assist in seniors effectively managing their medications: Stay Organized Invest in a pil...

01/29/2026

At Unified Pledge Home Health, we are proud to announce that we have expanded our services in Broward County to include Skilled Nursing, Physical Therapy, and Occupational Therapy, along side our existing Home Health Aide care! We are in-network with major commercial insurance providers such as OSCAR, Aetna, BCBS, and Cigna, and we also accept Long Term Care Insurance and VA benefits. We look forward to continuing to serve our community with compassionate, high-quality care.

01/28/2026

Many risk factors for dementia are connected to everyday habits, and making healthy changes can help protect the brain's health. In our newest blog, we share practical home care strategies like physical activity, balanced nutrition, social and cognitive engagement, and personalized routines that support seniors and caregivers while helping reduce dementia risk.

Dementia affects millions of people worldwide, and while there is no guaranteed way to prevent it, research shows that certain lifestyle and health habits can lower the risk of cognitive decline and dementia. For many older adults, aging at home with supportive care can play an important role in mai...

01/27/2026

Small acts of kindness done with great love have the power to transform someone's darkest moments into a blaze of light. True resilience comes from focusing on the changes you can control and finding the courage to ask for help when you need it most.

01/26/2026

Keeping the brain active is just as important as staying physically active, especially as we age. Puzzles and brain games help challenge the mind, strengthen memory, and may lower the risk of Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive decline.

One of the best ways to stay alert and support brain health is to constantly present your mind with new concepts to understand and challenges to connect with. Brain exercises are frequently used to accomplish this. Maintaining brain activity is crucial throughout life, much like maintaining physical...

01/21/2026

As we look ahead to 2026, home care continues to change to better support seniors who want to age safely at home. Our newest blog highlights important home care trends, from personalized care plans and technology tools to companionship and family involvement that help older adults maintain independence and quality of life.

As the U.S. population ages and more families seek personalized support for their loved ones, the home care landscape is changing rapidly. In 2026, senior care will continue evolving to meet the needs of those who want to remain in their homes while receiving high-quality, coordinated services. From...

01/20/2026

True courage is found in having the self-reliance to ask for help when it is needed. While you cannot control every circumstance, you can find peace by focusing on the positive changes you choose to make in your own life each day.

01/19/2026

As we age, daily tasks can become challenging, making it harder for seniors to stay socially connected. Learn how mobility limitations and life changes can lead to loneliness, and what we can do to support their well-being.

As we age, our bodies tend to weaken and there will be some tasks that we will find difficult to do. This ranges from daily tasks such as maintaining good hygiene (bathing, brushing teeth, putting on clothes) and cleaning the house. These are the most common things people notice but what they do not...

01/14/2026

Hydration matters more than many realize — especially for older adults whose natural thirst cues may weaken with age. In our newest blog, we explore five delicious, easy ways to boost hydration beyond plain water, including fruit, broths, smoothies, herbal teas, and hydrating foods that seniors really enjoy. Click to learn more and help your loved one stay healthy and comfortable every day!

Keeping seniors well-hydrated is one of the most overlooked—but critical—aspects of aging healthfully at home. Hydration supports nearly every system in the body, including digestion, circulation, temperature regulation, cognitive function, and skin integrity. As people age, the body’s natural...

01/13/2026

The most beautiful things in life are the small acts of kindness that are felt with the heart. Your caring spirit and kind words have the power to transform a dark moment into a blaze of light for someone today.