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10/13/2025

A major study from the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute has found that patients with stage III colon cancer who adopt an anti-inflammatory diet after treatment live significantly longer than those who eat more inflammatory foods. Researchers analyzed over 1,600 patients and discovered that diets rich in leafy greens, coffee, and tea were linked to better survival, while those high in red meat, refined grains, and sugary drinks nearly doubled the risk of death.

The benefits grew even stronger when diet was combined with regular physical activity, such as brisk walking several times per week. Patients who maintained both a healthy diet and consistent exercise had a 63% lower risk of death compared to those with poor diet and minimal movement. This research underscores how lifestyle changes even after cancer treatment can profoundly impact longevity and recovery.

Sources/Credits: Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Journal of Clinical Oncology, National Cancer Institute, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.

At Kind Home Healthcare, we’re proud to accept a wide range of insurance plans so families can focus on care — not cover...
08/08/2025

At Kind Home Healthcare, we’re proud to accept a wide range of insurance plans so families can focus on care — not coverage.

✅ Accepted Insurances Include:

-Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA)
-Senior Whole Health by Molina Healthcare
-United Healthcare
-Medicare
-Humana
-MassHealth
-WellSense Health Plan
-(Other insurances may be accepted upon case review — reach out to confirm.)

Kind Home Healthcare is a CHAP-accredited, Medicare-certified, and MassHealth-approved, delivering high-quality skilled nursing, home health aide services, and therapy services tailored to each patient’s unique needs.

📞 Contact us today to verify coverage or make a referral:
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The expert care your loved ones need is a lot closer than you think — only a call away.

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07/27/2025

"If you have high blood pressure, there are things you can do to help bring it down. https://wb.md/470Txhp" -- WebMD

🇺🇸 Happy Independence Day from Kind Home Healthcare!Today, we honor the resilience that built this nation. As we celebra...
07/04/2025

🇺🇸 Happy Independence Day from Kind Home Healthcare!

Today, we honor the resilience that built this nation.

As we celebrate Independence Day, let’s also take a moment to appreciate the caregivers, nurses, and healthcare heroes who work tirelessly—today and every day—to bring comfort and care to those in need.

Wishing you and your loved ones a safe, joyful, and meaningful 4th of July! ❤️🤍💙

07/01/2025

3 Ways to Keep Seniors Safe This Summer ☀️🏡
As temperatures rise, seniors face increased risk of heat-related illness—especially those
managing chronic conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure.
At Kind Home Healthcare, our skilled nurses and home health aides help seniors stay healthy and independent—right at home.
Here are 3 expert tips:
💧 Stay hydrated: Offer water, sugar-free drinks, and hydrating fruits.
💊 Review medications: Some impact heat tolerance—ask a pharmacist.
️ Keep it cool: Use fans, shade, and AC to maintain comfort.
We proudly serve Greater Boston with compassionate, Medicare-certified care.
👉 How do you keep your loved ones safe in summer?
🔗 Learn more: www.kindhhc.com

05/03/2025

How do you feel after a bad night's sleep?😴

02/24/2025

February Wrap-Up: Essential Tips for Supporting Our Seniors
As February comes to a close, it’s the perfect time to reflect on how we can better support the seniors in our lives. Whether it is a parent, grandparent, or loved one, small actions can make a world of difference. Kind Home Healthcare has compiled three key ways to offer support heading into March—and beyond.

Tip 1: Exercise Compassion 💚
Balancing daily responsibilities as parents or workers can be overwhelming. Yet, even the smallest acts of kindness can significantly impact your seniors' lives. Taking the time to share a heartfelt conversation about their day or acknowledge their concerns can provide the connection and emotional support they need. Compassion does not have to be grand; it just has to be consistent.
Tip 2: Don’t Be Afraid to Step In 🤝
Never hesitate to reach out to loved ones about their recent illness. If you become aware of a loved one’s illness, reaching out can mean more than you realize. By this point, any form of communication shows that you care. During these times, patients find it easier to cope with an ongoing illness and strengthen their confidence with adequate social support.
Tip 3: Respect their Independence 🏡
Elderly parents may be reluctant to ask for assistance or feel like they need to manage on their own. It is necessary to recognize that this mindset is not only common but natural. Your role is to offer them support, not take control of their decisions. Approaching every interaction with respect and patience reduces the risk of harming the relationship.
Supporting our aging loved ones is about balance, making yourself present, and respecting their autonomy. How do you support seniors in your life? We’d love to hear your experiences in the comments below!

For more resources on caregiving and supporting seniors, check out:
1) https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/stress-management/in-depth/caregiver-stress/art-20044784
2) https://www.nia.nih.gov/health/caregiving/getting-started-caregiving -is-caregiving

02/09/2025

Blood pressure is one indicator of a person’s heart health. If the pressure is too high, it can lead to serious health complications and potentially death. Though not all causes of elevated blood pressure are preventable, a person can reduce their risk of complications by managing their lifestyle and minimizing risk factors for developing high blood pressure. Anyone concerned about high or low blood pressure should speak with a doctor. 🔗 Learn more about how to read a blood pressure chart here: https://bit.ly/40LzQFz

02/06/2025

If you're feeling overwhelmed, these stress-relieving tips can help you relax in 15 minutes or less. https://wb.md/4jqf4DY

02/06/2025

A new study of 14,000 adults uncovered significant improvements in the health of older adults compared to their previous generations.

01/08/2025

When you think about foods that are good for your gut, your mind probably goes to yogurt and fiber-rich whole-grain bread. But thankfully, there are lots of other foods, most of them plant foods, that benefit your gut health in different ways. https://wb.md/3VQ78Sr

01/08/2025

Most of us don't give much thought to our p*e before we flush it -- but, different colors can mean different things. Here's what your p*e can tell you about your health: https://wb.md/3PiyzjU

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