Kind Hearts Caring Angels, Inc.

04/06/2023

We value the dedication, hard work, and good benefits occupational therapy brings to those who need it every April. May this month serve as a time to promote and honor the occupational therapy career.

04/05/2023

There are various benefits caregiving can give to a caregiver. Some of them are positive, while some are negative benefits. But most caregivers have said more positive benefits than negative ones, and here are some of the good aspects they mentioned:

- It allows them to have a closer relationship with others, such as children and partners.

- It makes them appreciate life more.

- It clarifies and sets their life priorities.

- It gives them more empathy for other people.

- It encourages them to maintain healthy habits.

04/04/2023

Positive Aspects of Caregiving

According to National Opinion Research Center, 83% of caregivers find caregiving a positive experience. Some said it gives them satisfaction and a feeling of giving back to their senior loved one. Read more about it here: https://bit.ly/3l3iYsV.

Finding a positive form of coping with stressful circumstances and situations can involve finding meaning through positive reappraisals, spiritual beliefs or other adaptive coping mechanisms in the face of stress.

04/03/2023

Drive Responsibly

One of the most common causes of death is a deadly crash. It happened because of distracted driving, which killed about 3,142 people in 2020. Let us be responsible while on the road this distracted driving awareness month.

03/30/2023

Risk Factors for Stroke

The risk factors for stroke include viral infections that cause inflammation, smoking, and older age. Individuals with hypertension and diabetes are also at a greater risk.

More info at https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/stroke/causes.

Learn more about the causes of a stroke and what factors can increase your risk for stroke.

03/29/2023

Recovering from a stroke can be challenging without the right support. With home health care, patients can overcome the challenges of recovery and receive support to prevent complications. Give us a call to find out more.

03/28/2023

Learn As Much As You Can

If you are new to caregiving, try to learn as much as you can about your loved one's illness or condition and how to care for it. The more you know, the more effective you will be in your new role as a family caregiver.

03/27/2023

To become an effective caregiver, one must possess strong communication skills, as the role entails passing on relevant information regarding care responsibilities. Communication skills also create good relationships with the patient and their care team. Good caregivers exhibit compassion, patience, and empathy, as well as effective time management, organization, and problem-solving skills. It allows them to provide reliable and high-quality care to support patients as they recover or manage day-to-day tasks at home.

03/23/2023

An effective strategy to manage the challenges of aging in place is finding the right support. Aside from providing daily assistance, an in-home caregiver can also offer companionship to enrich a client's life and prevent social isolation.

03/22/2023

What is Family Caregiving?

A family caregiver is a partner, friend, or relative providing care to an older person or adult with chronic/disabling conditions and has a personal relationship with them.

Read more at https://www.caregiver.org/resource/definitions-0/.

Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) – everyday tasks related to personal care usually performed for oneself in the course of a normal day, including bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, walking, taking medications, and other personal care activities.

03/21/2023

When you find yourself increasingly becoming overwhelmed with your caregiving responsibilities, it may be time to take a much-needed break. We offer respite care to ensure your loved one is cared for as you recuperate. Call us for inquiries.

03/20/2023

Taking on the role of a family caregiver can be both rewarding and challenging at the same time. As time passes, your loved one's needs may evolve, which requires more out of you. Hence, it is common for family caregivers to experience stress that leads to caregiver burnout. It is vital to care for yourself by eating well, exercising, and getting enough rest to prevent this. When taking a break from your duties, you can rely on us for assistance. Call us to learn more.