1Mission Home Care

08/11/2023

08/08/2023

Four generations how special ❤️

08/05/2023

We just received a great review on Google. Thank you Jo Anna Howell! https://maps.google.com/maps?cid=13964481716563414189

10/30/2022

No matter where you are in the journey of family caregiving...
just beginning to anticipate a need...
helping coordinate a big move...
taking care of a family member full time...

Having a good checklist to help guide
you and all members of your care team
will save time & unnecessary stress.

10/29/2022

When somebody has a stroke,
every minute...
every second...
that goes by is crucial.

Know the signs &
be F-A-S-T

10/26/2022

Reset.
Recharge.

10/23/2022

Have you ever tried this pose?🧘🏽‍♀️

It's restorative & rejuvenating,
mostly because it's easier to relax
when your back is fully supported...
in this case, by the floor.

Here's how to try it!

Lie on the floor and invert your legs
against the wall for 10 minutes.
If possible, put a bolster or pillow
under your back to open your chest area
and relax your shoulders.

Let us know if it worked for you!

10/21/2022

Keeping track of your loved one's
medications can be a full time job.....and a stressful one at that!

2nd Family's Med Reminder service helps
keep everyone organized & on track
with essential medications & prescriptions!

How It Works

💊System Setup

Your medication management system
can be setup by you, a loved one, or a caregiver.
Pills will be refilled weekly.

💊User Reminder

When it’s time to take the medicine,
the individual pill box will light up.
After 30 minutes, if the pills have not yet been taken,
the box will blink.
After 60 minutes, the device will begin to beep,
reminding the user that it’s time to take the medication.
After 90 minutes, if the pills are still in the MedReminder,
the notification system will send out messages
to the assigned people.

💊Caregiver and Family Notification

Your loved ones and caregivers receive
phone, text, and/or email notification
if the medication has not been taken.

Peace of mind that your loved one
is getting what they need, when they need it.

www.2ndfamily.com/senior-care-medreminder.php

10/21/2022

Studies show that 87% of seniors take
one prescription drug,
36% take five or more, and
38% use over-the-counter medications.

That's a lot of medication to manage
and it's not uncommon for unfortunate
medication mishaps to occur.

Managing medication for a loved one?

is a great opportunity
to declutter meds, get organized, ask questions
to keep your loved one safe.

www.dailycaring.com/medication-management-for-seniors-10-safety-tips/

10/13/2022

Best thing you can do for
your stiff & painful joints? Exercise!

Exercise can:

💚Strengthen the muscles around your joints
💚Help you maintain bone strength
💚Give you more energy to get through the day
💚Make it easier to get a good night's sleep
💚Help you control your weight
💚Enhance your quality of life
💚Improve your balance

Find something that you love
and find time for it consistently!