Tag Archives: Senior Care
Recognizing the Signs of Elder Abuse
Our seniors are some of the most at-risk and vulnerable people. Because of their age, some people might think that it’s okay to fool them. Abuse can happen to any older person, by a loved one, a hired nursing assistant in Texas, or a stranger. It can also happen anywhere. As such, we at Higher … Continue reading
How to Avoid Depression in Older Adults
Depression is common in older adults, but this doesn’t make it easier to deal with. Don’t let them deal with this alone. With your help, they can avoid depression and improve their way of life. Here are some ways to help you start: Encourage them to do meaningful tasks like helping beautify your home through … Continue reading
Aging: Warning Signs of Health Problems
As we and our loved ones get older, how can we be sure of our health? Taking good care of one’s health indeed requires effort and consistency. And stepping out of that effort and consistency wheel is somewhat easy to do. So, how can we stay healthy or how can we help our aging loved … Continue reading
Maintaining Good Hygiene in Seniors
There are many benefits when a senior adult takes a bath. It can help them achieve personal hygiene and cleanliness. As a result, it rids them of germs and bacteria that attract and spread diseases. Taking a bath can also make them good about themselves, improving their mood and confidence. Every family needs to encourage … Continue reading
How to Bounce Back to Healthy Eating Habits
The holidays can really weigh you down—literally. You can put on weight from all the holiday festivities, even when they happen virtually from Thanksgiving to New Year’s Eve. Going back to a healthy diet will not be easy, especially for seniors. But with the help of your nursing assistant in Texas, it’s possible. “Fixed” diets … Continue reading
COVID-19 Protection Checklist for Older Adults
The threat of the coronavirus is high for everyone, especially for seniors. In this trying time, people must take extra precautions when it comes to their health. Higher Standards Home Health listed a few everyday actions you can do to protect yourself and others: Stay informed Current events can be stressful, but you can avoid … Continue reading