Royale Care VA Home Health Services

04/22/2026

Saturday April 25th, 2026 is DEA National Drug Takeback Day! Visit www.DEATakeBack.com and bring those old and unneeded medications to a site near you between 10am and 2pm...

02/16/2026

Happy President’s Day to our NOVA Community.
Royale Care VA Home Health will be closed and will reopen on Tuesday February 17th.

12/23/2025

Happy Holidays to our wonderful NOVA community!

11/11/2025

🎉 We’re officially CHAP Accredited!
Royale Care VA Home Health is proud to meet the highest national standards for quality, safety, and compassionate care.
💙 Thank you to our incredible team and community for helping us achieve this milestone!

09/09/2025

Anyone can get an infection, and almost any infection can lead to sepsis. Educating yourself is the first step in reducing your risk. https://www.cdc.gov/sepsis/about/index.html

09/01/2025

08/28/2025

Royale Care VA Home Health will be closed on Monday September 1st in observance of Labor Day. We wish you all good health and a Happy Labor Day

08/19/2025

Have questions about what immunizations are recommended for you? Call Royale Care VA Home Health Services today and talk to one of our clinicians at no cost..

06/13/2024

Make Your Home a Haven: 5 Tips to Address Health Hazards
Did you know June is National Healthy Homes Month? It's a perfect time to ensure your home environment supports your well-being. Here are five easy tips to address common health hazards:
* Lighten Up Your Load: Clutter can increase fall risks. Regularly declutter walkways and keep frequently used items within easy reach.
* Brighten Your Surroundings: Poor lighting can lead to stumbles. Install brighter bulbs in hallways and ensure nightlights illuminate pathways to the bathroom.
* Banish the Bathmat Blues: Slippery mats are a recipe for falls. Invest in a non-slip bathmat or secure your current one with double-sided tape.
* Tackle Those Throw Rugs: Loose throw rugs can snag your feet. Secure them with rug grippers or consider removing them altogether.
* Befriend Grab Bars: Install grab bars in your bathroom near the shower or tub and next to your toilet for added support.
By taking these simple steps, you can create a safer and healthier home environment. Share your home safety tips in the comments below!

10/07/2023

Preventing falls at home, especially for seniors, is essential for maintaining safety and independence.
Here are 10 tips to help prevent falls:

1. Remove Clutter:Keep walkways clear of clutter, including shoes, and other objects that can be tripped over.

2. Good Lighting: Ensure that your home is well-lit, especially in hallways, staircases, and bathrooms. Use night lights to illuminate paths to the bathroom at night.

3. Secure Rugs and Carpets: Use non-slip backing for area rugs, and secure loose carpets to the floor. Remove or tape down any loose edges.

4. Install Handrails: Install handrails on both sides of staircases, and in the bathroom (for the shower and near the toilet).

5. Bathroom Safety: Use non-slip mats in the bathtub or shower. Install grab bars in the shower or tub, as well as near the toilet. Consider a raised toilet seat.

6. Furniture Placement: Arrange furniture so that it doesn't obstruct walking paths, and use furniture with rounded edges.

7. Stair Safety: Ensure that stairs are well-maintained, with no loose steps or handrails. Use contrasting tape on the edges of stairs to make them more visible.

8. Proper Footwear: Wear well-fitting, non-slip shoes with low heels. Avoid walking around in socks or slippers.

9. Medication Management: Keep a list of your medications handy and make sure all your healthcare providers are aware of any that may cause dizziness or affect balance.

10. Vision Care: Regular eye check-ups are crucial. Poor vision can contribute to falls.

Stay Mindful! Be aware of your surroundings and your own limitations. If you feel unsteady, take your time and ask for help when needed.

Contact Royale Care VA Home Health Services for a FREE in-home fall risk assessment today!