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Home Care Assistance and Healthy Eating for Seniors

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Nutrition is the basis for healthy living, and if seniors aren’t eating well they’re likely having more trouble than they should managing health issues and daily life. The problem is often that it takes a lot of effort to keep up with healthy eating, especially if seniors need to make some changes to better support […]

How Does Loneliness Affect Seniors?

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Loneliness is a much bigger issue than many people realize, especially for older adults. Families may not realize how much loneliness causes issues for the seniors they love. It’s not unusual for family caregivers to be incredibly busy with a lot of responsibilities, while friends and family members move away. Seniors may not have nearly […]

Six Key Ways Senior Home Care Supports Aging in Place

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Plenty of seniors want to maintain their independence and enjoy the comfort of familiar surroundings, like their own homes. The reality is that seniors may need some help in order to do exactly that. Senior home care services allow seniors to age in place while holding onto their dignity and independence. Staying in a Familiar […]

Keeping Seniors Healthy During National Handwashing Awareness Week

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As we head into December, we recognize National Handwashing Awareness Week—a timely reminder of the powerful impact handwashing can have on overall health, especially for seniors. At Provident Care Home Care, we’re committed to helping seniors in Modesto, Stockton, and surrounding areas maintain their well-being, which is why we’re highlighting this essential health practice. Simple […]

7 Helpful Tips for Caring for a Senior with Alzheimer’s Disease

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Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s is both a rewarding and challenging experience. Alzheimer’s impacts each person uniquely, requiring a personalized approach to support their well-being. Here are seven practical tips for in-home Alzheimer’s care that can make a difference in the quality of care you provide and offer comfort to both you and […]

Celebrating Family Caregivers: How Home Care Can Offer a Helping Hand

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Family caregivers are the silent heroes of our communities, providing compassionate support and care to loved ones day in and day out. November, National Family Caregivers Month, is a time to recognize the dedication and resilience of these caregivers. At Provident Care, we understand the unique challenges family caregivers face, and we’re here to help […]

How Vision Issues Might Affect Communication

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Vision influences how we interact with the world, and communication is no exception. Whether it’s understanding nonverbal clues, written material, or visual aids, our ability to perceive influences the clarity and efficiency of communication. When someone has vision problems, their capacity to receive and interpret visual information suffers, making it difficult to understand and participate […]

How Can Seniors Get Excited About Moving More?

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Physical activity is something that people of all ages need, but for seniors who are staying at home, mobility, strength, and balance could all be the key to successful aging. The problem is often that people find exercise and moving more to be a chore or something they just don’t enjoy doing. That means they […]

Better Sleep Hygiene Creates Better Health for Seniors

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Have you heard about sleep hygiene? No, it’s not about making sure your pajamas are freshly washed. Sleep hygiene refers to both sleep habits and a person’s daily habits that lead to a good night’s sleep. It’s about setting yourself up during the day with healthy, regular habits so that sleep will come more easily […]

How Isolation Hurts Seniors

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More seniors than ever want to continue living in their own homes as they get older. But, if your mom or dad is living alone that does increase the risk that will be lonely. And loneliness can cause significant physical and emotional health problems for seniors.

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