Posts by Sid Gerber
Healthy Eating Tips for Seniors During the Summer Months
Seniors might struggle with eating during the summer months, which is where home care can help, offering tips and tricks to ensure they eat as they should to maintain their overall health and well-being.
Read More5 Signs Your Mom Might Be Socially Isolated at Home
Companion care at home is a fantastic way for seniors to get the regular social interaction they need for good health.
Read MoreEasy Ways Seniors Can Find Happiness
Personal care at home is not only people who will build a relationship and good rapport with your loved one but they will help care for them.
Read MoreThe Importance of Family Communication
I’m Sid Gerber, owner of Personal Caregiving Services. Over my 30 years in health care, I’ve learned a lot about how to navigate the system. In these videos, I’m sharing those lessons to help when you’re dealing with an aging parent, grandparent, spouse, sibling, or other loved one. This time I want to talk about…
Read MoreWhen Does Your Senior Need Hospital To Home Transition Care
A senior may need someone else to manage their schedule and read through all of the information a doctor has given them, this is where home care can help.
Read MoreHow Elder Care Can Help Your Loved One Age In Place
Elder care not only keeps a senior’s home safe, they keep the senior safe during every part of their day.
Read MoreManaging Acid Reflux in Seniors: Tips for Comfortable Aging
These are several successful techniques to help seniors manage acid reflux as they age and how home care assistance can help seniors make the necessary changes.
Read MoreIn-Home Care Makes Better Nutrition Easy for Seniors Aging in Place
With an in-home care provider monitoring their meals, helping them cook, and prepping meals and snacks for when your senior parent is alone there is a much better chance that your senior parent will not be malnourished.
Read MoreImportance of Communication, Pt. 2
In many cases, siblings are unable to agree, and their parents’ wishes are ignored. This can lead to additional stress and loss of control, which can accelerate the parents’ mental and physical decline.
Read MoreImportance of Communication, Pt. 1
Having the conversation about home care when your loved one is still able to tell you what they want allows them to maintain some control of their lives if they later become impaired.
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