Accessible Home Health Care of St Louis

09/24/2025

Busy schedules and long distances can make staying in touch tough, especially as fall routines ramp up. But staying connected with loved ones, particularly senior family members, is essential for everyone’s well-being. We put together a blog with 5 simple ways to stay close and care from afar, even when life gets hectic. Here’s to keeping your family connected, no matter the miles between you.

Feeling overwhelmed caring for your elderly parents from afar? Discover 5 practical ways to ensure they're safe, happy, and supported, no matter the distance. Find peace of mind.

09/22/2025

Falling is a major concern for many seniors, and today, September 22nd, is National Fall Prevention Day. Preventing falls is a necessary part of senior safety, and it takes only a few adjustments to your environment to make everyone safer. Look out for your senior loved ones and reach out for help to prevent falls!

09/21/2025

September 21st is World Alzheimer's Day. Every day, Accessible's caregivers work closely with families to build strong support systems for their senior loved ones who are impacted by Alzheimer's Disease. We hope that bringing awareness to this disease will strengthen understanding for you and your family.

09/19/2025

Seeking reliable information on senior care? We've created our Senior Resource Center to make it easier for you. It's filled with valuable information and resources on in-home care, built from our many years of experience. Explore it today and get the answers you need! https://www.accessiblehomehealthcare.com/senior-resource-center

09/18/2025

Looking for a career change? Excited by the opportunity to help others? Consider joining the Accessible Home Health Care team as a caregiver! Check out our Caregiver Jobs to see which role is the perfect fit for you! https://www.accessiblehomehealthcare.com/caregiver-jobs

09/17/2025

Navigating healthcare choices for yourself or a loved one can be challenging. You don't have to do it alone. Our certified caregivers are here to walk you through all of life's challenges especially in the long-term. Let our caregivers give you peace of mind. https://www.accessiblehomehealthcare.com/long-term-care

09/15/2025

September 15th starts Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs until October 15th. At Accessible, we would like to honor the rich and vibrant culture of our Hispanic caregivers and those that they care for. Thank you for your commitment to your work and the difference you make every day!

09/11/2025

At Accessible Home Health Care, we would like to invite you to join us today in a moment of silence to remember September 11th. We will never forget that day and honor the lives lost and those changed forever.

09/10/2025

September is World Alzheimer's Month, a time to raise awareness and challenge the stigma surrounding dementia. For every individual living with Alzheimer's and for every family member who provides unwavering support, Accessible sees you and we stand with you. 💜

09/08/2025

This September, Accessible Home Health Care would like to bring attention to Pain Awareness Month. Whether your senior family member has chronic pain, a new injury, or is recovering from surgery, pain management is an important part of their wellness! Take steps to identify pain points and reach out for help managing them. Pain doesn't have to slow you down this month.

09/03/2025

Did you know that September is Healthy Aging Month? Take steps to check in on your senior loved ones and make sure they have everything they need! Staying active, eating well, and prioritizing mental wellness will ensure that the aging process is not only healthy but also fulfilling. https://www.accessiblehomehealthcare.com/blog/stress-management-plan

09/01/2025

At Accessible Home Health Care, we want to recognize all of the hard work our nurses, caregivers, and employees put in every day to make a difference for the many families we support. Thank you for all that you do! Without your dedication and commitment to compassionate care, this Labor Day would be less bright!