The bedroom is one of the most important spaces in a home, especially for seniors receiving in-home care. It’s a place of rest and relaxation, so it needs to be safe and accessible. Here are some key considerations for setting up a safe and comfortable bedroom for seniors receiving in-home care:
Bedroom Location
If possible, their bedroom should be located
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Creative Solutions for Keeping Seniors with Limited Mobility Active and Engaged
Staying active and engaged is essential for seniors’ overall health and well-being. For those with limited mobility, this can be a challenge. But having physical limitations doesn’t have to mean a loss of independence or joy—there are many solutions for keeping seniors active. Caregivers play a vital role in helping seniors find activities that suit their abilities while keeping them…
The Benefits of Companionship in Senior Care
When we think about senior care, we often focus on assistance with practical tasks and daily activities. While this is an essential aspect of in-home senior care, companionship is just as important. Having someone to have conversations with and spend time with can make all the difference in a senior’s wellbeing. Companion care enhances many areas of a senior’s life,…
2025 Updates to Washington’s Paid Sick Leave Law: What Employers Need to Know
Washington expanded the covered uses and definition of a family member under Washington’s paid sick leave law effective January 1, 2025.
Under Washington’s paid sick leave law employers must provide non-exempt employees with at least one hour of paid sick leave for every 40 hours the employee works. Leave accrual is not capped, which means there is no limit on…
How In-Home Care Supports Seniors With Alzheimer’s
In the United States, nearly seven million seniors over the age of 65 are living with Alzheimer’s. With 11% of seniors in this age group affected by Alzheimer’s, this disease is widespread among families caring for aging loved ones. While Alzheimer’s presents unique challenges for seniors and their families, in-home care services provide a compassionate solution. These services offer personalized…
How Home Health Can Help Seniors Manage Chronic Conditions at Home
Managing a chronic condition at home can be a smooth and empowering experience with the right support and adjustments. Families can help their elderly loved ones age gracefully by creating a safe environment and maintaining healthy routines. Practical adjustments around the home and lifestyle changes can make a significant difference in their overall health and wellbeing. Here’s how families can…
How In-Home Health Care Benefits Seniors with Cancer
A cancer diagnosis can bring many changes to a senior’s daily routine, but the right support can make a meaningful difference. In-home care provides compassionate assistance, ensuring seniors receive the help they need while maintaining their independence and comfort. From daily activities to emotional wellbeing, personalized in-home care allows them to focus on their health in a familiar and uplifting…
What to Expect from Your First Home Health Care Visit
Starting the home health care journey for seniors is an important step toward enhancing comfort and independence while aging at home. The first home health care visit lays a solid foundation for personalized care tailored to the unique needs of your elderly loved one. It’s an opportunity to create an individualized plan that provides the right tools and support for…
5 Tips for Creating a Safe and Senior-Friendly Home Environment
For seniors who decide to age in place, creating a safe and supportive home environment is essential for maintaining their independence and wellbeing. By making a few thoughtful adjustments, you can significantly reduce health and safety risks while enhancing overall comfort. With the right changes, their home can be a place that supports their mobility, fosters their confidence and promotes…
The Role of Skilled Nursing in Home Health Care
The role of skilled nursing is essential to home health care for seniors. Home health care allows seniors to retain their independence and autonomy while remaining in the comfort of a familiar environment. Skilled nurses offer not only medical care but also a sense of security, comfort and connection. From assistance with daily activities to wound care, skilled nurses are…