[caption id="attachment_58285" align="alignright" width="380"] Senior woman potting plant in her home garden[/caption] With the COVID-19 pandemic keeping people indoors, it is difficult for anyone these days to stay active. This difficulty may be much greater for seniors, particularly if they are homebound. However, the importance of...
Without a doubt, the aging process is not easy. The loss of independence that seniors are faced with can be depressing and frustrating. Whenever possible, we should do all that we can to make later life transitions as comfortable as possible. Keeping the pantry stocked...
Protecting ourselves from the threat of COVID-19 can seem challenging and confusing as information is continually being disseminated and changes rapidly. For seniors, it can be most imperative to remain abreast of these changes, but difficult to do so with the volume of information that...
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...
Balancing a healthy diet that includes a variety of nutritional foods full of flavor can be difficult for most people. As we age, preparing healthy meals while trying to balance illness or recovering from a hospital stay can prove challenging. Some seniors are unfamiliar with...
January is Glaucoma Awareness Month. Here at Family Tree In-Home Care, our staff is taking the time to reflect on the condition to have a better understanding of what it entails. With more than 3 million Americans affected, National Glaucoma Awareness Month is the perfect...
The percentage of licensed drivers who are age 65 and older is increasing. By the year 2029, about 1 in 4 licensed drivers will be 65 or older, according to AARP. Because of this, senior road safety is more important now than ever. However, this isn’t...
The holidays are a special time of year and a wonderful moment for family and friends to come together and celebrate. Seniors who are dealing with mobility issues, who live alone, or who are suffering from Alzheimer’s, dementia, or depression, may begin to feel isolated...