Undoubtedly, it’s stressful taking care of loved ones. There are numerous factors to consider, like financial and legal issues, on top of medical and psychological care. This can take its toll on family members and caregivers, especially if most of the responsibility falls on one person's...
Receiving an Alzheimer's diagnosis can be a significant moment in one's life, marking a time of reflection and adjustment. The manner in which the information is conveyed, paired with the level of support available, can greatly influence one's outlook. While the future may hold uncertainties,...
As people get older, it can often become more difficult to get around. Whether moving throughout the home doing daily tasks or navigating the challenges of outdoor settings, mobility aids minimize the risk of falls to enjoy an overall better quality of life. If you are...
In this era of COVID-19, we have all become familiar with the general recommendations for staying safe. These include frequently washing our hands, practicing social distancing, and not touching our faces. These are all prudent actions that we must continue. However, there are additional precautions...
Across the world, there are 50 million people who have Alzheimer's disease or some other form of dementia. Alzheimer's primarily affects persons over the age of 65 and is the 6th leading cause of death in the United States. In June, Family Tree In-Home Care joins...
The current crisis of COVID-19 has brought significant change to all our lives. From having to alter our daily routines due to social distancing rules and stay-at-home orders, the subsequent stress caused by these changes may, at times, go unnoticed. However, science indicates that stress...
Among Americans, stroke is the fifth leading cause of death, as well as a significant factor in adult disability. In addition, the risk for stroke increases with age. Since May is American Stroke Month, we would like to present some information about stroke and seniors,...
Have you or your loved one recently been hospitalized with COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease)? The return home after hospitalization with COPD can oftentimes feel overwhelming and filled with uncertainty. We at Family Tree In-Home Care can provide our services to ease the transition back...
What Is a Heart Attack? Our hearts are one of the most vital parts of our body. They're the engine pumping blood throughout our circulatory system that keeps us alive. When we are excited, or scared, or in love, they seem to race within our chests...
This February is the perfect time to show your support of American Heart Health Month in a very practical way. Your senior loved one is at an increased risk of heart disease with as many as 42.2 million Americans older than 60 being diagnosed with...