Posts by Susan Myer, RN, BSN, CCRN, CDP
What Is Palliative Care For Seniors?
Palliative care for seniors can help seniors that have a serious long-term or chronic illness. Here are some of the ways that palliative care can help seniors.
Read MoreLearn More About the Benefits of Post-Hospital Care for Malnutrition
Your mom was in the hospital and learned she’s experiencing malnutrition. Her medical team wants to get her to make the right food choices to avoid rehospitalization and improve her health.
Read MoreFocusing On Mental Health While Battling Chronic Illnesses
Not all seniors know how to focus on mental health. Here are some ways your loved one can focus on mental health while battling a chronic illness.
Read MorePersonal Care For Seniors After A Hospital Stay
Personal care at home for seniors after a hospital stay means that seniors will get the help they need with things that are described here.
Read MoreUnderstanding Personality Changes In Your Loved One
Whether you have senior home care assistance helping your loved one or you’re helping on your own, here are some things you should know about personality changes in seniors.
Read MoreHow to Address Nutrition for Alzheimer’s Patients at Home
Alzheimer’s patients may need a lot more help than family caregivers expect to keep eating a nutritious diet on a regular basis. Alzheimer’s care providers can help with those details.
Read MoreThank You Generations Home Healthcare for Supportive and Individualized Care
Ed loves his current aide, Airan. Thank you, Airan !! We appreciate your availability, support and individualized care to this client and his family.
Read MoreKeep Pressure Sores From Worsening With Home Health Care
Arrange home health care services to help get pressure sores taken care of and learn why they happen and how to keep them from happening again.
Read MoreBenefits of Post-Hospital Care
Post-Hospital Care Berkeley Heights NJ-Post-hospital care makes it easy and safe for patients to return home from the hospital. It’s extremely common for patients to need extra help when they are released from the hospital.
Read MoreWhen to be Concerned about a Mole
Personal Care at Home New Providence NJ-New mole after the age of 60 might be something you should be concerned about if you or your loved one’s personal care at home provider have noticed a new mole on your elderly loved one.
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