How to Help Someone with Dementia Sleep
Elderly Care in Springfield PA: People with dementia often experience sleep disturbances. They may have trouble getting to sleep or wake up frequently during the night.
Dealing with Mistakes as a Caregiver
Caregiver in Upper Darby PA: So often caregivers are terrified of making mistakes. You’re human, so you’re going to make some mistakes.
What Are the Rewards of Being a Caregiver?
Home Care Services in Havertown PA: As a caregiver, you may have days when you wonder what you’re doing and why. You may feel frustrated and angry.
~Caregiver of the Month~
Home Care in Philadelphia PA: Orange is probably the sweetest home health aide one can have. Her client has fallen in love with her and won’t let go!
Better Care Home Health Services ~ Feature Friday!
Home Care in Philadelphia PA: For our Feature Friday this month, we would like to introduce Ms. Jackson. Ms. Jackson has been part of the Better Care family for over a year and despite several health concerns, nothing keeps her down!
Four Tips for Managing Kidney Issues at Home
Elder Care in Springfield PA: Minor kidney issues may be manageable with some small changes to your elderly family member’s lifestyle.
A Day of Outreach!
Home Care in Philadelphia PA: We are all about our community here at Better Care (BC). We are always looking for an opportunity to support our community; whether it be through events or educational presentations.
Elderly Bathing Tips for Family Caregivers
Homecare in Media PA: Family caregivers often struggle with many aspects of personal care when helping their aging parent live at home despite serious health issues.
Four Reasons Clutter Might Be Taking Over Your Senior’s Home
Home Health Care in Philadelphia PA: Clutter can be a sign of bigger issues for your aging adult, so it’s important to figure out what might be behind the increasing amounts of extra stuff.
Join Better Care Home Health Services For A Lunch And Learn!
Home Care in Philadelphia PA: Dementia is a very common condition that affects over 3 million individuals each year in the US. The condition is not treatable, but individuals, as well as their caretakers, can learn to cope with the symptoms.