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09/22/2022

Preventing accidents at home, especially falls is one of the most important strategies for helping your senior loved one feel safe and independent at home.

Our team of trained Comfort Keepers help minimize hazards in the home by doing a home evaluation.

Learn more about risk factors and prevention strategies for your senior loved ones here: https://www.comfortkeepers.com/articles/info-center/senior-health-and-wellbeing/falls-risk-factors-and-prevention-strategies

09/21/2022

Millions of people across the world are affected by Alzheimer’s disease each day whether it is dealing with it on their own or through a loved one that has been diagnosed with the disease. The most essential part of Alzheimer’s Awareness is education, knowing what it is and early detection signs.

Learn more about early detection benefits and what to be on the lookout for when determining if your senior loved one is developing signs here: https://www.comfortkeepers.com/articles/info-center/alzheimers-and-dementia-care/identifying-the-early-signssymptoms-of-alzheimers

09/16/2022

Our caregivers are the heart of Comfort keepers.🧡

We value their dedication to elevating the human spirit in our senior loved ones by bringing joy to their lives through what they love to do most.

Learn more about open opportunities at Comfort Keepers:

09/14/2022

Routines and creativity can help seniors stay focused, promote relaxation, and decrease the risk of depression.

Every senior should experience the best in life and our caregivers can help by creating a specialized care plan today for your senior loved one.

Learn more activity tips for seniors with Dementia and Alzheimer’s and how our caregivers can help: https://www.comfortkeepers.com/articles/info-center/alzheimers-and-dementia-care/10-activities-for-seniors-with-dementia-or-alzheimer-s

09/12/2022

Routine activity can enhance the lives of those affected by dementia and support them by helping to stay focused.

Some activities to keep engaged can be:
🎶 Listening to music
🎨 Creating art
🍪 Baking something sweet
💐 Creating with fresh flowers

For more tips on how to keep seniors with dementia engaged click here:
https://www.comfortkeepers.com/articles/info-center/alzheimers-and-dementia-care/help-seniors-with-dementia-stay-engaged-with-activities

09/12/2022

Elevate your mood this Monday with your favorite playlist.

Listening to music can improve sleep quality, mood, alertness and memory.🎵💤🧠

What tunes are on your track today?

09/11/2022

Happy

Gramps is meeting his great-grandchild for the first time and him singing her to sleep brings us pure joy.💙

09/08/2022

Incorporating simple but effective self-care hacks into your daily routine can help reduce stress and boost your physical and mental health.

Share your stress reducing hacks with us in the comments.

09/05/2022

Thank you to our hard working caregivers who support our senior loved ones daily and to our seniors who’ve helped shape our country to what it is today.

Tag a hard working caregiver and senior loved one below.

09/02/2022

We know it’s difficult to talk about Alzheimer’s disease or memory loss with a parent, and oftentimes the conversation happens when it is too late. However you choose to approach your senior loved one on the topic, it is important that they feel supported and encouraged. Researchers have found that family members who don’t discuss the disease with their loved ones may witness increased fear and paranoia.

Get communication tips with your senior loved one and how Comfort Keepers can help your family navigate through the process here: https://www.comfortkeepers.com/articles/info-center/alzheimers-and-dementia-care/alzheimers-disease-communication-tips

08/30/2022

In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, leading palliative care and hospice specialist, Dr. Simran Malhotra shares firsthand how her patients have influenced the way she leads her own life in hopes it will inspire others to do the same.

“I hope that by sharing some of the most common regrets of my patients, it will inspire you to live a life with no regrets."

Death and dying are often challenging both physically and mentally. Here are some lessons we can learn from those who are near the end of life.