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01/30/2026

🧠 Alzheimer’s vs. Dementia with Lewy Bodies — do you know the difference?

These conditions are often confused, but understanding how they differ can make a big difference for families and caregivers. Knowledge is power when it comes to caring for a loved one. 💙

Get the scoop and learn more here ➡️ bit.ly/4he1UbK

At At Home Care Of Kentucky, we’re here to support individuals and families navigating memory-related conditions with compassion, education, and trusted in-home care.

Do you know the difference between Alzheimer’s and Dementia with Lewy bodies, a type of Lewy Body Dementia? 🧠 Get the scoop ➡️ bit.ly/4he1UbK.

01/28/2026

Looking for more than just a job? 💙
Looking for a career that actually makes a difference?

At At Home Care Of Kentucky, our caregivers, nurses, and support staff do more than clock in—they change lives every single day. From meaningful one-on-one care to a team that truly has your back, this is work you can feel good about.

If you’re ready to grow, be valued, and make an impact where it matters most, your next career move might be waiting for you right now.

👉 Check out our Careers Page and see where your heart and skills can take you. https://www.athomecareky.com/careers
Because the right career doesn’t just pay the bills—it fills the soul.

01/27/2026

❄️ Winter Weather Safety for Older Adults ❄️

Extreme winter weather—especially low temperatures and icy conditions—can pose serious risks for adults age 65 and older. Cold exposure increases the risk of hypothermia, falls, and other health complications.

Extra precautions can make all the difference:
✔️ Limit time outdoors in extreme cold
✔️ Keep walkways clear of ice
✔️ Dress in warm layers and proper footwear
✔️ Ensure homes are safely heated
✔️ Check in regularly on elderly loved ones and neighbors

Our caregivers are here to help older adults stay safe, comfortable, and supported at home throughout the winter season. A little preparation—and a little care—go a long way. 💙

Low temps pose unique risks for many aging individuals. Here's why

01/27/2026

❄️ Extreme Cold Weather Alert ❄️

Temperatures across Kentucky are dangerously low, with wind chills reaching as low as -20°F this week. In these conditions, hypothermia or frostbite can occur in as little as 10–30 minutes, especially during the early morning hours.

Now is the time to check on neighbors, vulnerable individuals, and elderly loved ones—a quick call or visit can make a life-saving difference.

If you or someone you care for needs extra support during this winter storm, our team is here to help keep everyone safe, warm, and cared for at home.

Learn more about winter weather safety:
👉 www.ready.gov/winter-weather

01/23/2026

❄️ Winter Storm Safety Reminder ❄️

With a winter storm on the way, now is the time to take a few extra precautions—especially if power outages occur.

✔️ Charge phones, medical devices, and backup batteries
✔️ Keep flashlights, blankets, and extra blankets easily accessible
✔️ Have at least a few days’ worth of medications, food, and water on hand
✔️ Avoid using candles if possible—use battery-powered lights instead
✔️ Keep emergency contacts written down in case phones lose power
✔️ If you rely on oxygen or powered medical equipment, make a backup plan ahead of time

Your safety and comfort matter to us. Our caregivers are here to support you and your loved ones through every season—stormy weather included. If you have questions or need assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out. 💙

Stay safe, stay warm, and take care.

01/22/2026

💙 What Is Private Duty Nursing?

Private Duty Nursing (PDN) provides one-on-one, skilled nursing care in the home for individuals who need ongoing medical support — not just short, occasional visits.

PDN is often used for:
🩺 Medically fragile children and adults
🫁 Ventilator and tracheostomy care
💊 Medication and tube-feeding management
🏡 Long-term or complex medical conditions

Unlike traditional home health, Private Duty Nursing offers extended or continuous nursing care, helping individuals remain safe, comfortable, and supported at home.

At AHCK, we are proud to partner with families, hospitals, case managers, and managed care organizations to provide compassionate, high-quality private duty nursing services across Kentucky.

If you’d like to learn more about PDN or how to access these services, we’d love to connect.

01/21/2026

🧠 Protect Your Brain Health: Know the Facts!
Many products claim to boost brain health and improve memory, often backed by personal testimonials or AI-generated videos of doctors making exaggerated promises. While convincing, these products could harm both your wallet and your health. Here are tips to help you spot dementia pseudoscience.

At At Home Care Of Kentucky, we care about the wellbeing of our clients and community. Before trying any “miracle” product, talk to a trusted healthcare professional and look for evidence-based information. Quality care starts with informed decisions 💙

How to spot flimsy support behind things like ‘memory-saving’ supplements

01/19/2026

Today, we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his powerful message of compassion, dignity, and service to others. His words remind us that “Everybody can be great, because anybody can serve.”

At At Home Care Of Kentucky, we are proud to serve our community with care, respect, and kindness—today and every day.

01/16/2026

👁️💚 January is Glaucoma Awareness Month

Glaucoma is often called the “silent thief of sight” because many people don’t notice symptoms until vision loss has already occurred. Early detection and routine eye exams are key—especially for seniors.

At At Home Care Of Kentucky, we’re committed to supporting the health, safety, and independence of the seniors we serve. Learn more about glaucoma, risk factors, and early detection by visiting glaucomafoundation.org.

Let’s protect vision and raise awareness together.

January is Glaucoma Awareness Month! Glaucoma is called the “silent thief of sight” because many people with glaucoma experience no symptoms until significant damage and loss of vision has occurred? Visit glaucomafoundation.org for more information about glaucoma.

01/16/2026

📣 Important Medicare Update for 2026

2026 brings a new round of changes to Medicare—and they could impact your coverage and costs. From lower negotiated prescription drug prices to updated spending caps, it’s important to understand what’s changing and how it may affect you or your loved ones.

Lower prices on 10 drugs, new features in plan finder, no reenrollment in prescription payment plan? You’ll see those benefits and some things to watch out for.

01/13/2026

💼🤍 Injured at work? You don’t have to recover alone.

Our team provides Workers’ Compensation & Disability support services right in the comfort of home. From skilled nursing care to personal care, homemaker services, and in-home respite, we’re here to help individuals recover safely, comfortably, and with dignity after a work-related injury.

We work alongside insurance providers to ensure care meets workers’ comp and disability requirements—so you can focus on healing while we handle the rest.

📞 Call us today to learn how we can support your recovery journey.
🏠 Care that meets you where you are.

01/13/2026

Great resource alert! 🙌 The Alzheimer’s Association just launched a new Live Learning page with free virtual sessions on brain health & caregiving. Take a look: alz.org/livelearning

We just launched our new Live Learning page! 💻 Now you can explore our free virtual programs with ease to access real-time conversation, information, education and resources on a variety of brain health, dementia and caregiving topics. alz.org/livelearning