Why Does Your Senior’s Diet Matter?
Senior Care in Portland OR: What your senior eats matters immensely, but you need to understand why.
What Causes Ankles and Feet to Swell?
Home Health Care in Tigard OR: Many older adults struggle with swelling in their ankles and feet. This kind of swelling is called peripheral edema. It happens when fluids collect in the area of the swelling.
How To Help an Older Adult Eat Less Sugar
Home Care in Wilsonville OR: Part of helping your older family member to remain as healthy as possible is making certain they eat a healthy diet. Most experts consider a healthy diet to be one that includes plenty of fruits and vegetables as well as whole grains and lean proteins.
Caregiver for the month of January -Veronica Fair
Veronica has been with Integrity for nearly a year. She exhibits all the wonderful attributes we could ask for in a Caregiver by consistently demonstrating reliability,… Read More »Caregiver for the month of January -Veronica Fair
Four Tips for Coping with a Chronic Illness
Caregiver in Portland OR: If your senior is dealing with a chronic illness, there’s a lot for you both to manage.
Four Things to Look for in Your Senior’s New Home
Home Care in Oregon City OR: If your senior is thinking about moving to a new location, there are some big factors for you and her to consider. These are just some of the main ones to keep in mind as you and she look.
What Do You Know About Depression in the Elderly?
Elderly Care in Lake Oswego OR: Depression affects people of all ages. People don’t often think of depression as being a serious issue in the elderly, but it is. It’s not a normal part of aging, but the CDC does estimate that up to five percent of all U.S. seniors suffer from depression.
Things You’d Never Expect of Alzheimer’s but Should
Elder Care in Tigard OR: Every family’s experience with Alzheimer’s is unique. There may be similarities with the things your parent does or says, but there are things you’ll never expect.
Feel Like You’re Doing Everything?
Caregiver in Oregon City OR: Very often caregivers end up feeling as if they do everything, all the time. That’s not wrong, but there’s a better way.
