Seniors need attention and love during the holidays, just like everyone else. Unfortunately, some people forget to visit their loved ones during the busiest times of the year. Finding ways to take care of seniors during the holidays is extremely important. Doing so involves helping them with their physical, mental, and emotional needs. Let’s look …
If you’re considering full-time home care for yourself or a loved one, it helps to understand the benefits of live-in versus 24-hour home care. Both are great options in place of assisted living as they allow you or your loved ones to benefit from support and companionship from the comfort of their home. We will …
Live-In vs. 24-Hour Home Care – Which is Right for Me? Read More »
Senior Care Companions is a proud sponsor of the Alzheimer’s association annual walk to end Alzheimer’s disease. The event was held in on 9/25/2021 in Yaphank New York and was able to raise over $150,000 to support those afflicted with Alzheimer’s disease. Senior Care companions continues to support groups and organizations that help those afflicted …
Senior Care Companions sponsors the Alzheimer’s Association annual walk Read More »
On Saturday, September 18th, SeniorCare Companions helped to support the Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Centers Annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s Disease. https://campaigns.adrcinc.org/index.asp As always, the walk was a great success, and helped to raise awareness in our local community. The walk participants included those afflicted with Alzheimer’s Disease, Caregivers, Family, Friends, and Support services. We would like to …
SeniorCare Companions Sponsors the ADRC Walk in Massapequa Read More »
Falls can occur for many different reasons, but fortunately there are a number of preventative measures that can be taken by personal as well as professional caregivers to significantly reduce a senior’s risk of falling and incurring a serious injury. Preventing a fall is something to take seriously. I have seen firsthand how a fall …
Seniors & Falling: Part 2 Tips To Prevent Seniors from Falling Read More »
Home care in Long Island is very important and the caregivers, whether personal or professional are on the front lines of a crisis in plain sight. according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2017 National Population Projections. By 2030, every Baby Boomer will be age 65 or older, which means that 1 out of every 5 …
Seniors & Falling: Part 1 The Unsung Heroes of Health Care Read More »
We wanted to let everyone know that SeniorCare Companions is operating and ready to deliver services to those in need. There is a saying in the U.S. Navy SEALs that says, “The Only Easy Day Was Yesterday” which means that you must keep challenging yourself, you must be prepared for even more difficult situations ahead …
5 Tips to Help Seniors Get Through the Covid-19 Crises: Read More »
I’m sure everyone has heard many different things regarding Covid-19 so we wanted to make sure we posted some tips to help out. Remember, older bodies have to work harder to fight infection, so it’s important you or your loved one avoids people who are sick, washes hands frequently and uses wipes to clean surfaces …
Seniors and safety in uncertain times: 5 important tips Read More »
In Parts one and two of this three parts series I laid out facts and statistics regarding Alzheimer’s, how pervasive it has become and also provided a list of tips and tactics that if put into action have been proven to be helpful for both family caregivers and professional caregivers. We covered a total of …
Important & Helpful Tips for Alzheimer’s In Home Care- Part 3! Read More »
By Craig Escobar-July 18th, 2019 SeniorCare Companions works closely with the ADRC (Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center) and appreciates everything they do for families affected by Alzheimer’s. The ADRC is a fantastic organization that needs the support of the community at large to fight against Alzheimer’s disease. The annual walk is important to achieve the ADRC’s mission, …
