Posted on: September 10 2024
Forgetfulness is a common experience that affects everyone at some point in life. Misplacing keys, forgetting an appointment, or struggling to recall a name happens to all of us. However, as we age, distinguishing between normal forgetfulness and early signs of dementia becomes crucial. What Is…
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Posted on: July 22 2024
In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, ensuring seamless and comprehensive care for patients is paramount. This holistic approach, known as the continuum of care, emphasizes coordinated healthcare services across various settings and stages of treatment. Among the critical components of…
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Posted on: July 17 2024
Explore how home care services not only provide essential support to individuals in need but also profoundly impact the dynamics and well-being of entire families. Understanding Home Care: Definitions and Services Offered Home care services refer to the range of assistance provided to…
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Posted on: January 04 2024
As we age, many of us want to be able to stay in our own home, maintain our independence, make our own choices, and conserve our savings. Around the Clock Home Care has the experience helping people age safely at home with the right combination of individualized care to meet the unique needs…
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Posted on: May 22 2023
While many older adults adapt quickly when a new caregiver comes into the home, and begin to thrive and enjoy a higher quality of life, there are some seniors who may still feel threatened. At Around the Clock Home Care, we’re sensitive to honoring senior independence and are experienced in…
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Posted on: January 31 2023
Dementia, especially in the late stages, is a major cause of disability. Veterans who are diagnosed with dementia will eventually require assistance with personal care activities. Dementia care provides veterans, spouses, and family members with invaluable support as they pass through the stages of…
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Posted on: November 02 2022
People often think home health and home care are the same thing. Many agencies use the terms interchangeably, depending on the state you’re in. The terms sound similar and both types of care are delivered in the home. But there are important differences between home care and home health care.…
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Posted on: September 18 2022
Falls are the leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries for older Americans. Falls threaten seniors’ safety and independence, and generate enormous economic and personal costs. However, falling is not an inevitable result of aging. Through practical lifestyle adjustments, evidence-based…
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Posted on: September 07 2022
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Posted on: April 04 2022
92% of Seniors Want to Age in Place According to a new “Importance of Home” survey released by American Advisors Group (AAG), the leading reverse mortgage lender in the United States based on industry endorsement data. In addition to the desire to remain in their homes as they age, 73% of…
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Posted on: November 19 2021
Will your loved one need Home Care after your holiday visit? As you visit family and friends over the upcoming holidays, this can be an opportunity to see any changes that need to be addressed in person. While video calls and regular check-ins can help, spending time together in person and seeing…
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Posted on: October 07 2021
Home Care Services for Veterans Around the Clock Home Care is a contracted VA Provider within the VA Community Care Network. Home Care Aide Services is for Veterans who need personal care services and help with activities of daily living. This program is also for Veterans who are isolated, or…
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Posted on: August 05 2021
FREE In-Home Care Assessment Before, Around the Clock Home Care starts any home care services with a new client, a care assessment is scheduled and done. The care assessment is done to get a view of your current and future care needs. During our care assessment, examples we document are health…
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Posted on: July 15 2021
Senior Home Safety is a key factor in seniors maintaining an independent lifestyle. If you or a loved one is living at home, especially alone, it is important to make safety a priority. It is important to recognize that one of the most common dangers seniors face is falling. Research indicates that…
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Posted on: May 18 2021
The Advantages of Home Care In contrast to other types of long-term care, home care is more affordable, flexible, and can be customized to suit your senior loved one’s needs. Home care can empower older adults to age in place in the comfort and safety of home, rather than uprooting their lives in…
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Posted on: April 30 2021
Aging in America Senior Care: Home Care Services 72% of all Americans will need home care as they age. As older adults begin to experience declines in physical, sensory, and memory capabilities, they will need products and services that help them maintain their lifestyles and activities. Home Care…
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Posted on: April 01 2021
More than one third of Americans over 65 are either wartime veterans or the spouse of a wartime veteran. A veteran or the spouse may qualify for a pension program through the Department of Veteran Affairs* (VA), commonly referred to as “Aid & Attendance”. Yet, only a small fraction of…
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Posted on: March 15 2021
We communicate in some way with everyone around us all day. It is easy to think of communication as spoken words, but we also communicate with writing, signs, gestures, expressions, intonation, volume, colors, sounds, and even our clothing. Impaired or diminished memory, attention and concentration,…
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Posted on: February 12 2021
All of us get cold in the winter, but seniors are even more prone to being unable to warm up easily during those cold months. Seniors really can get dangerously sick just from being cold. Why is that? Read on… Seniors lose body heat very quickly. Even faster than children do! As we age, it can…
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Posted on: December 09 2020
Ways to Prevent a Hospitalization for Your Senior Loved One For the average American, a hospital admission can be a stressful time for both the patient and caretaker, whether due to coronavirus (COVID-19) or something else. But recent studies indicate that for seniors, the real danger of the…
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Posted on: November 18 2020
In-Home Care Eases The Hospital-to-Home Transitions for Seniors Hospital stays, whether short term or long term, can cause stress and anxiety for seniors and family caregivers alike. While the entire family is eager for a loved one to return home, recover and resume their normal routines, many do…
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Posted on: October 15 2020
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Posted on: October 06 2020
Diabetes Care Within The Security And Comforts Of Home A life-threatening disease like diabetes needs continual management to avoid diminishing an older adult’s quality of life. Diabetes complications can make it difficult for older adults to care for themselves and do daily household tasks. At…
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Posted on: September 23 2020
Falls Prevention Awareness Week, September 21-25, 2020 Did you know that 1 in 4 Americans aged 65+ falls every year? Falls are the leading cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries for older Americans. Falls are costly—in dollars and in quality of life. However, falling is not an inevitable…
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Posted on: August 31 2020
The fear of falling should never prevent a senior from living an independent and full life at home. Around the Clock Home Care can provide a thorough home care and fall risk assessment for you or a loved one. We can address any personal care needs and potential fall hazards in the home. Contact us…
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Posted on: August 19 2020
Safely managing medications is essential for senior health Home Care Medication Management Most seniors take multiple medications throughout the day and it can be easy for a mix-up to happen. Studies show that 87% of seniors take one prescription drug, 36% take 5 or more, and 38% use…
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Posted on: August 06 2020
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Posted on: July 31 2020
Reduce worry and prevent accidents. The topic of needing home care can be sensitive. It’s a tricky conversation to have with a loved one, but if they need care the conversation will be a big step towards reducing worry, preventing an accident and potentially saving a relationship. Before you…
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Posted on: June 25 2020
Recovering from a hospital stay takes time—and the older the patient is, the longer it can take them to get back to normal. It may be a relief to go home, but there’s no nurse available to help them at the push of a button. During the recovery period, a relative or spouse might not be available…
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Posted on: June 09 2020
Contact us for more information on our dementia care services or schedule a home care assessment at no cost to you.
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Posted on: June 02 2020
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Posted on: May 28 2020
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Posted on: May 14 2020
Today, statistics demonstrate that the majority of the aged population in the United States plan to stay at home for as long as possible, despite changes in health, mobility, or cognition. Home care providers have stepped up to the challenge, providing more opportunities for care and assistance at…
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Posted on: March 11 2020
independence Help Seniors Cope with the Loss of Independence A loss of independence is a fear many seniors have. When this fear is realized, there are several ways caregivers need to help. According to an AARP study conducted in 2012, 57% of seniors over age 70 do not find it easy to live alone and…
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Posted on: February 12 2020
Since heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, especially among seniors, it is important for caregivers to know the facts. 17.3 million deaths each year are caused by heart disease. Seniors are especially prone to cardiovascular complications. Learn about heart health to…
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Posted on: February 05 2020
Whether you or a loved one is transitioning directly home after a hospitalization or moving through the care continuum via a rehabilitation or medical care facility, one-on-one home care is crucial for a safe and successful recovery. The first 72 hours following a procedure or hospital stay…
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Posted on: January 30 2020
homecareafterhospital As individuals age, they often require in-home assistance to continue to live independently. This holds true for seniors who do not have health issues, as well as those who are suffering from Alzheimer’s disease or another related dementia. Fortunately, there is home care…
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