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Are you looking for meaningful work that enables you to make your own schedule and receive excellent benefits? Becoming a home health caregiver may be the right fit for you. Professional caregivers have a unique opportunity to closely care for their loved ones or neighbors to make a significant difference in their lives, all while getting paid to do so. Read on to explore the advantages of becomin

Summer is upon us, and while Philadelphia isn’t known for dealing with severe storms, preparing for the worst can help save lives in case of an emergency like a power outage, flooding, or heavy winds. The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1st to November 30th, so it’s quite possible for the Mid Atlantic states to experience turbulent weather during summer and fall. And if you’re caring for

Summer is in full swing, and as the temperatures rise, it’s critical for caregivers to be aware of how the heat can affect senior loved ones. Exposure to excessive heat can lead to dehydration, heat stroke, or heat exhaustion, so caregivers need to take extra preventative measures to ensure seniors remain comfortable and safe throughout the summer season.  Here are some helpful tips to make cer

As we look forward to more days spent outdoors, it’s important to keep safety in mind to prevent heat-related illnesses like heat stroke or heat exhaustion. Seniors are more susceptible to dehydration and other dangers because our bodies become less efficient at retaining water and fat as we age. Below, we outline the top ways seniors can stay safe during the summer while enjoying the fresh air.

Increased isolation, cognitive decline, and lapses in memory make seniors more susceptible to mental health problems. According to the CDC, approximately 20% of seniors ages 55+ experience mental health concerns such as anxiety, depression, or severe cognitive impairment. However, there are many ways seniors can boost their mental well-being on their own and/or with the help of attendants to susta

As we age, it can become more difficult to keep up with our daily routines. According to recent data from the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, 7 out of every 10 people will require long term care in their lifetime. Mental or physical limitations can impede activities of daily living (ADLs) such as maintaining personal hygiene, getting dressed, or eating; as well as instrumental acti