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By Doris Kasold, 9:00 am on October 27, 2015

When providing Clearwater home care for your elderly loved one, one of your main responsibilities may be taking him or her to regular doctor’s visits. Being at the doctor’s office with your loved one offers an excellent opportunity to ask some important questions about his or her health and quality of life. What Are the Side Effects of This Medication? Your loved…

By Doris Kasold, 9:00 am on October 20, 2015

Senior care in Tampa doesn’t end at home. Making sure your elderly loved one is safe on the road is also important. Even though many seniors are good drivers, there are still driving practices they can follow to ensure greater safety. Following good habits can make the driving experience for the elderly safer and more enjoyable. Merge into Traffic Carefully Some…

By Doris Kasold, 9:00 am on October 13, 2015

Many seniors live on a fixed income, which means unnecessary expenditures should be avoided whenever possible to ensure the money supply doesn’t run out. Whether it’s for essential living expenses or even recreational events, the staff at Clearwater Home Care understands money is important to keeping your senior loved one comfortable. Try these tips to help him or her cut…

By Doris Kasold, 9:00 am on October 6, 2015

Even for families who normally have great communication, keeping that communication open can become more difficult when older family members enter their senior years. This can result from decreased health, hearing impairment, or many other situations. Home Care Assistance, a leading Clearwater Home Care provider, has put together this list of 5 tips to help you communicate better with your elderly…

By Doris Kasold, 9:00 am on September 29, 2015

Some seniors face loneliness and depression, but many can benefit emotionally from adding a pet into their lives. Since each person has different tastes, and every senior has varying levels of physicality and cognitive ability, some pets may not be a good fit for your elderly loved one, making it important to research different options. Here are a few pet…

By Doris Kasold, 9:00 am on September 22, 2015

There seems to be no end to the scams created each day by unscrupulous people seeking to steal from the elderly. Sadly, thieves tend to target older people living on fixed incomes, hopingseniors will not see through the deception. While it may not be possible to catch every criminal, you can still help your elderly loved one safeguard his or…

By Doris Kasold, 9:00 am on September 15, 2015

Maintaining a healthy diet can be one of the most effective ways of improving eyesight. If you have an elderly loved one who is struggling with macular degeneration or is at risk of developing vision problems, then take a look at these amazing foods that have been shown to protect eyes of any age, provided by the senior care experts…

By Doris Kasold, 9:00 am on September 8, 2015

If you are caring for someone who has had a stroke, understanding the vital role nutrition can play in an effective recovery is important. Here are some ways to promote healthy nutrition after a stroke and help prevent future instances, brought to you by the senior care experts at home Care Clearwater. Drive Down Cholesterol Levels High cholesterol can lead to…

By Doris Kasold, 9:00 am on August 25, 2015

Facing an elderly loved one’s death can be difficult, resulting in a whirlwind of emotions, and each family member may have different needs when preparing for this loss. If you are unsure what might work best for you, the caring staff at Clearwater Home Care has put together a list of tips you may find helpful. Spend Time Together Even if your…

By Doris Kasold, 9:00 am on August 18, 2015

Exercising regularly, or at all, can become more challenging with age, but a senior body can still be a healthy body. Help your elderly loved one improve his or her overall wellbeing with the following exercises, recommended by home Care Clearwater. Aerobics Light or moderate cardio activities such as walking, swimming, or using a treadmill are great for the heart and lungs.…