What Seniors Need To Know About Scams Using AI
Artificial Intelligence, or AI, is new technology that can copy people’s faces and even their voices. And scammers are using it to convince seniors that people they love are in danger or need help and conning them out of millions of dollars. AI can perfectly copy someone’s voice, so when a senior gets a phone […]
The Benefits of Mentoring for Seniors
January is National Mentoring Month which means it’s a fantastic time for seniors to consider becoming mentors. Seniors have a lot of valuable skills, life experiences, and insights that can help younger people with everything from their careers to parenting. Seniors may be nervous about doing something that would get them out of the house […]
Signs of Medication Interactions Seniors and Family Members Should Know
According to research, most seniors take at least five different medications. Seniors who have chronic medical conditions may take even more than that. And many seniors also take over-the-counter supplements that may impact how well their prescription medications work. Drug interactions caused by taking medications that don’t go together well can be very severe. For […]
Simplifying Cooking for Seniors: A Recipe for Kitchen Success
Cooking is an essential part of daily life, providing not only nourishment but also a sense of independence and accomplishment. For seniors, however, the kitchen can sometimes become a daunting place with its array of tools, ingredients, and complex recipes. One of the best ways that a companion care at home aide can help is […]
Six Ways Senior Home Care Helps Seniors Stay Active at Home
Part of aging in a healthy way means embracing daily physical activity. Being more physically active boosts brain health, physical health, and overall well-being. For seniors who have not prioritized exercise, that can feel like a tall order. Leaning on senior home care professionals is one way that seniors are able to get the help […]
How to Help your Loved One Enjoy Her Meals More
The last Friday of February is “No One Eats Alone” Day, signifying the importance of sharing a meal. If your loved one has lost interest in food and is eating less, it may be because she is eating most meals alone. When knowing that they have to eat alone, some people can become sad and […]
Does Your Mom Follow These Computer Safety Tips?
National Clean Out Your Computer Day is on the second Monday of February. Set aside some time to go through your mom’s computer and get it clean and organized. When you do, ask her what measures she uses to stay safe when reading online news, chatting with others, using social media, or making financial transactions. […]
Best Cancer Prevention Tips for Seniors
February is Cancer Prevention Month. It’s the perfect time for seniors to look at their lifestyle choices to see where they can make better ones. The lifestyle choices seniors make can significantly reduce their risk of getting some types of cancer. Since seniors have an increased cancer risk as they age, it’s beneficial for them […]
Keeping Warm in the Bitter Cold
The winter months provide some unique and special opportunities to get outside and enjoy the cold weather. During the holidays, there are light shows and Christmas concerts. After the first of the year, you might have fun winter festivals in your hometown or beautiful snowfalls that you’d love to take your senior out to see. […]
What Can Home Care Assistance Help Your Mom Achieve?
Your mom lives alone. She wants it to stay this way, but she’s finding it harder to complete some of her regular daily routines. If you arrange home care assistance, what will it do to help her? Caregivers Make Sure She Has What She Needs Your mom is getting forgetful. She forgets to pay her […]
