Around the Clock Home Healthcare

11/11/2022

Suspecting Dementia: What To Do?

If you’re suspecting that your loved one has dementia, seek professional assessment immediately and begin discussions on healthcare directives and care with family. Learn more about dementia here https://tinyurl.com/ysctemh9.

Dementia is not a specific disease but is rather a general term for the declining cognitive abilities of remembering, thinking, or making decisions that interferes with doing everyday activities.

11/10/2022

Some seniors prefer to stay in their own homes even if they’re alone. To help keep them safe, clean up whatever loose items or clutter that may be lying around so they don’t trip or fall. Also, make sure to keep their house well-lit at all times.

11/09/2022

Keeping Track of Your Loved Ones

If you have elderly loved ones at care homes, there’s an easy way to keep track of their daily care. Here at AROUND The CLOCK HOME HEALTHCARE, we provide you with family rooms where you can easily access your loved one’s care records online.

11/08/2022

Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s is not an easy task. As the disease progresses, both you and your patient will be learning something new each day, and your responsibilities as a caregiver increase as well. Slowly losing cognitive functions is very frustrating for your patient. To help ease frustration, create a routine for your patient but also allow some flexibility along the way for any changes. It’s also important that you involve your patients with their care. Have them do as much as they can and only help when necessary.

11/06/2022

If you have elderly loved ones or patients in need of housekeeping help, don’t try to take away all of their responsibilities at once. Slowly take over their tasks once they feel comfortable. Always be understanding and patient.

11/05/2022

What Is Dementia?

Dementia is a disorder that causes a loss of cognitive functions. It usually affects people aged sixty-five and above. Some symptoms could be memory loss or difficulty in understanding and speaking. Learn more here at https://tinyurl.com/4m5ap5hr.

Best resource for dementia help, diagnosis, and treatment, from leading researchers and therapists. Dementia.org is the online resource trusted by researchers and clinical providers

11/04/2022

Any surgery takes a heavy toll on a person’s body and some even take a long time to recover. If you have a loved one who just had surgery, help them by being an active listener and by taking over some of their responsibilities.

11/03/2022

Now that you’re older, your body might be getting too stiff or tired to clean up around the house. This is nothing to be embarrassed about as it is a normal part of growing old. To help you maintain a clean home, get the necessary help. You can call your family or other home care services that also offer light housekeeping to help you out. Before you get down to the cleaning, make a list of what has to be done so you can plan your day and rest.

10/28/2022

The Skills of Our Caregivers

All of our caregivers are trained to care for seniors and individuals with health conditions and disabilities and provide them with services that promote independence and enhance their quality of life. Rest assured that with us, you are in good hands.

10/27/2022

We believe that everyone deserves a chance to live and improved quality of life. That is why it is always our goal to improve and enrich the lives of our clients through the quality and genuine care services we provide for their individual needs.

10/26/2022

Your Reliable Helping Hand

Accomplishing daily living activities can be challenging for seniors and individuals with disabilities over time. That is why if you think your loved ones might need an extra helping hand every day, our caregivers are here to help them.

10/25/2022

Cognitive health is the person’s ability to clearly think, remember, and learn new things in life – in which these factors are an important component when we perform our daily activities throughout life, so if you are experiencing a decline in your cognitive function, you may find it hard to accomplish things on your own, or worse, it can even put you at risk in dementia-related illnesses if left untreated.