Over 40 million adults in the United States have some personal role in providing care to seniors. Sometimes, caring for someone can be stressful, and no group feels it more than family caregivers. This common phenomenon is known as Caregiver Burnout or Compassion Fatigue and can be especially troubling to those providing in-home care daily. […]
Seniors over the age of 65 have been disproportionately affected by COVID-19. According to the CDC, seniors are more likely to require care if they contract the virus than adults ages 18 to 29. Here’s what you need to know about getting the vaccine to help protect older loved ones. Quick Key Points About the […]
It can be hard to acknowledge that you might need help. Starting the conversation about home care with your older loved one can be challenging. Like approaching any change, airing the subject requires compassion, patience, and a plan. If you are trying to bring up the topic of home care with your older loved one, […]
To all of those who have served and are continuing to serve, thank you for your bravery and service. We are proud to have veterans on the Accessible team and cannot thank you enough. We should resolve to thank our veterans on Veterans Day and throughout the year for the vital service they perform for […]
Coral Springs, Florida, October 20, 2020 — Accessible Home Health Care has established under their “Milton M. Rager Veteran Recognition Program” an annual “Hidden Hero Award” to recognize a veteran’s family caregiver who has made unspoken sacrifices while caring for and supporting their loved one returning from active duty. Mirella Salem, President of Accessible Home […]
Over the last few years, weather patterns have become more dangerous. Across the US, citizens have had to handle hurricanes, wildfires, and tornadoes with increasing regularity. Keeping elderly loved ones safe is always a top priority. We’ve compiled a list of helpful tips to improve seniors’ health and safety across the country during an emergency.
When staying inside, it’s important to continue daily activities to keep the mind and body healthy. To help senior members of your family feel their best, encourage them to participate in the following activities.
Home care has become increasingly important as healthcare professionals and families look for ways to assist older loved ones and those with chronic conditions at this time. Our goal remains the same: providing compassionate care from the heart. To ensure the continuity of care for our clients and the safety of our caregivers, we take […]
