If you or a loved one have either Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes, you should be aware that extreme summer heat can be dangerous because of its effect on blood glucose levels. Heat combined with moderate to high levels of activity can cause profuse sweating and lead to dehydration. In turn, dehydration may lead to…
Playing outdoors is one of the essential pleasures of being a child. Stepping out through the back door into a sunlit yard provides any kid with fresh air and a sense of freedom, and this is especially necessary if you have a special needs child. Here’s how to create a sensory-stimulating and safe yard environment for your…
The mild days of spring will soon turn into the warmer months of summer. With school out, summertime presents challenges for many parents, but especially parents of kids with special needs, including children with autism. If you have an autistic child, the following are some ideas to help you and your child get the most…
The fastest-growing segment of the American population is the one belonging to older Americans. In fact, by the year 2030, there will be more seniors in the US than young people. Older Americans wish to continue living in their familiar homes and neighborhoods. However, your homebound aging loved one will likely need some help if they are…
Most people find music to be an enjoyable part of life, but can music actually “wake up” the mind? Definitely, according to therapists who have been using music therapy to promote a sense of self and memory in older adults suffering from dementia. Music therapy for dementia is a purposeful process where therapists work one-on-one…
During an unprecedented global pandemic, feelings of uncertainty or lack of control are enough to give anyone a little anxiety during these unusual times. While COVID-19 can feel like a looming threat, there are several things you can do to stay safe and alleviate your own worries. Follow the safety protocols Whether or not…
Falls are the leading cause of injuries and hospitalizations in people over sixty-five. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), 1 in 4 older Americans suffer a fall every year. Falls among the elderly that result in a head injury or a broken bone account for 1 in 5 falls. And, between 2007 and…
Caring Healthcare is following the progression of the Coronavirus closely in order to stay informed and provide the most up to date and accurate information possible to our clients and employees. The impact of the Coronavirus is changing and evolving at a fast pace. We will do our best to adapt and communicate with all…
Many studies have shown that going outdoors and soaking up some sun is beneficial to a person’s health. Seniors who have been housebound during the cold months of winter will find their winter blues will go away, and their cognitive functions improve with exposure to the fresh spring air. With blooming daffodils and tulips upon…
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