12/10/2025
As we head into the holiday season, the colder weather brings more than festive lights and family gatherings — it also brings challenges for aging loved ones. Icy sidewalks, shorter days, and freezing temperatures can increase the risk of falls, illness, and isolation, especially for seniors living alone.
For Veterans and their families, home care can make a meaningful difference this time of year. From helping with errands and mobility to offering companionship and safety checks, professional caregivers provide support that helps seniors stay safe, warm, and independent throughout the winter months.
This article from our blog shares ten essential tips for keeping your loved ones safe and supported this winter — and highlights how home care can bring peace of mind to families during the holidays and beyond.
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As temperatures drop, winter can present specific challenges for seniors, including an increased risk of falls, health complications, hypothermia, depression, and carbon monoxide poisoning. However, with proactive planning and the right support system, such as home care, seniors can effectively mana