Family Home Health Network

09/01/2025

Today we celebrate the hardworking spirit that keeps our communities strong. Whether it’s a lifetime of dedication to a career, years of caring for family, or countless hours of helping neighbors, every effort makes a difference. Wishing everyone a safe and joyful Labor Day filled with appreciation for all you do. ❤️

08/28/2025

Aging Well Tip: Make Time for Hobbies

Having hobbies and activities that bring you joy is essential for mental and emotional well-being. 🎨 Whether it’s painting, gardening, or playing music, finding something that sparks creativity or gives you a sense of accomplishment can boost your mood and keep your mind sharp.

Pursue Creative Interests 🎶 Try a new craft, learn an instrument, or explore artistic hobbies.
Get Involved in Community Groups 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Join local clubs or groups where you can meet like-minded people and share your passions.
Gardening for Peace and Wellness 🌸 Gardening is a great way to stay active while connecting with nature.
Volunteer Your Time 👐 Volunteering allows you to share your skills and experience while contributing to others' lives.

08/26/2025

🧠💉 Did you know some vaccines might help protect your brain as you age?

A new study found that two common vaccines—the shingles shot and the RSV vaccine—may actually lower your risk of dementia.

It’s one more reason why staying up to date on vaccines matters—especially during National Immunization Awareness Month this August. 💪

Talk to your doctor to see which vaccines are right for you! Read the article here: https://bit.ly/3UtGu0q

Some immunizations may be quietly protecting us from cognitive decline.

08/21/2025

Today we’re celebrating the heart, wisdom, and joy our seniors bring to the world! 💛 Whether it’s a kind word, a life lesson, or a warm smile, older adults make every day a little brighter. Happy National Senior Citizen’s Day to all the incredible seniors we’re lucky to know and care for!

08/18/2025

MYTH: Getting care at home is lonely.

FACT: It’s a common concern: that recovering or aging at home means isolation. But in reality, home health care often provides more meaningful interaction, not less. Rather than being limited to a hospital or facility, patients get to stay in a familiar environment, surrounded by family, neighbors, pets, and the comfort of home. This naturally encourages more connection.

Plus, regular visits from nurses, therapists, and aides offer personal attention and social engagement. Home health professionals are trained not only to provide care, but to build trust and companionship. That ongoing, one-on-one connection helps ease feelings of loneliness and creates a more supportive, uplifting experience overall.

See how home health care promotes comfort and connection:

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08/15/2025

🏡 Need a little extra care at home? Our Private Nursing Services bring skilled medical support right to your door — like medication help, wound care, IV support, and more. All with one-on-one attention and 24/7 nurse access.

Because healing happens best at home. 💙

👉 Learn more: https://bit.ly/4kUMvyc

Our private nursing care team provides customized skilled nursing care while working closely with your physician to develop an individualized Plan of Care in the comfort of your own home, on a per visit or hourly basis, with 24/7 on-call nursing support available when needed.

08/12/2025

Your dad’s new favorite yoga class? It’s on YouTube.

More older adults are exploring the internet—and loving what they find. From virtual workouts and free courses to online games and book clubs, the internet opens the door to connection, learning, and fun. Here are easy and healthy ways seniors can stay engaged at home—with just a click. https://bit.ly/44K6QRT

From exercise videos to virtual tours, discover how older adults can stay active, sharp, and social with free online tools they’ll love.

08/07/2025

🧠 What's the difference between dementia and Alzheimer's?

These terms are often used interchangeably, but they're not the same. Dementia is a general term for a decline in memory or thinking skills—while Alzheimer's is the most common cause of dementia. Our new Venn diagram breaks down what sets them apart and what they have in common. 💡

Understanding the difference can help families get the right care and support.

08/04/2025

MYTH: Home health care is temporary

FACT: Many people think of home health care as something temporary—like after a surgery or short illness—but it can be so much more. While it’s true that some individuals only need short-term help, home health care is designed to meet both immediate and long-term needs. Whether someone is managing a chronic condition, recovering at their own pace, or simply needs ongoing support to stay safely at home, these services can continue for as long as necessary.

Because care plans are personalized and monitored by medical professionals, they can easily evolve over time. As health needs change, so does the level and type of care provided. Home health care offers the flexibility and continuity many families need, making it a trusted long-term solution—not just a temporary fix.

Learn more about how home health care can support your loved one over time:

https://bit.ly/44Lc6EY

07/31/2025

Did you know we offer personalized rehabilitation programs for those recovering from injuries or surgery? 🏋️‍♂️🩺

Our rehabilitation programs are designed to help individuals regain strength, mobility, and independence through tailored physical therapy plans. Whether recovering from a stroke, surgery, or other conditions, we are committed to supporting the recovery process every step of the way.

Visit our website to learn more about how our rehabilitation services can help:

Our home health services include skilled nursing, physical, occupational, and speech therapies, medical social work, home health aides, and much more!

07/29/2025

Many people supporting aging loved ones don’t even realize they’re caregivers. 💙 A new survey calls it “invisible caregiving”—helping with groceries, appointments, or just being there emotionally. It’s a quiet but powerful kind of care that strengthens families and makes a real difference.

At Family Home Health Network, we see and honor that effort—and we’re here to help. Our personalized home care services offer the extra support families need, so your loved ones can stay safe, comfortable, and connected at home.

📰 Read more about invisible caregiving here:

https://bit.ly/45zkiZO



Photo from: NY Post

07/23/2025

Aging Well Tip: Manage Stress

Chronic stress can impact your health, so finding ways to relax is essential for aging well. 🌿 Taking time for yourself every day to unwind can improve your mood, mental clarity, and overall well-being.

Practice relaxation techniques 🧘‍♂️ Deep breathing or meditation can help lower stress levels.
Spend time outdoors 🌳 Nature has a calming effect, so take regular walks in the fresh air.
Enjoyhobbies and creative activities 🎨 Painting, knitting, or gardening can be soothing and stress-relieving.
Stay positive 😊 Focus on the positive aspects of life to help reduce stress and increase happiness.