New Everlasting Caregivers, Inc.

05/15/2022

To all our hard working staff and caregivers.
Thank you for all your hard work!

03/19/2020

Meal Preparation
Light housekeeping
Medication Reminder
Laundry
Errands

05/23/2019

We are Thankful & Appreciate your kind letter.

Grateful

Blessed

03/23/2016

Suggested Activities for Seniors With Alzheimer’s/Dementia
Here are 10 activities to try with your patient. Certain activities may work better at different times of day. Understand that the person’s level of interest or involvement may decline as Alzheimer’s progresses.
1. Sing songs or play music.
2. Do arts and crafts, such as painting or knitting. Keep tools and patterns simple.
3. Organize household or office items, particularly if the person used to take pleasure in organizational tasks.
4. Clean around the house. Sweep the patio, wipe the table, fold towels or try other household tasks that help the person feel a sense of accomplishment.
5. Tend the garden or visit a botanical garden.
6. Read the newspaper.
7. Look at books the person used to enjoy.
8. Cook or bake simple recipes together.
9. Work on puzzles.
10. Watch family videos.
Take a Supportive, Flexible Approach
If your patient resists an activity, take a break. You can try again later, or ask your patient how the activity can be changed to make it more enjoyable for them.
Remember to concentrate on the process of an activity and not the results. It does not matter if you never get the puzzle put together. What matters is that your patient enjoyed the time spent on it and felt useful.

02/23/2016

As people age their diets may need to change, especially if their diets are not well-balanced. Doctors generally recommend a well-balanced diet for older adults, meaning they should eat a variety of fruits, vegetables, proteins and whole-grains to maintain an overall health.

02/10/2016

Do you know the signs of dehydration? Here's a few tips!

01/21/2016

Keep Active!

The American Heart Association helps you learn the recommendations for physical activity for adults.

01/13/2016

01/07/2016

Staying Active is essential to maintain your health! Click below for a fun seated flexibility, Cardio & Strength Workout.

"Seated Flexibility, Cardio, and Strength Workout -- Physical activity is important when you have diabetes. Diabetic foot pain or flexibility problems don't need to keep you from exercising. Grab a chair and take a seat for these simple stretches, low-impact strength exercises, and cardio moves."