It is important to understand that while physician care is critical, seniors need continued supervision at home, especially if family caregivers can’t always be present. This care may include private duty professional caregivers who work in the home, nursing aides, homemakers, and companions. Understanding home healthcare (medical) vs in home care (caregiver), who makes home care decisions, does insurance pay for caregivers & more…
Several age-related changes take place as seniors grow older. Muscles lose strength, vision becomes poorer—and hair becomes thinner. Maintaining a lustrous mane after 50 requires knowledge of certain hair care tips and tools. Here’s how seniors can revitalize their silvery locks. How does hair change with age? Hair consists of protein; each strand has a lifespan of about two to seven years. But as seniors… Read More »Hair Care Tips for Thick, Healthy Hair After 50
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