Making Thanksgiving Safe
the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) has some guidelines for low to high risk activities to help guide your Thanksgiving plans this year. Here are the low to moderate risk activities to assist you in planning
Diabetic Management
A significant lifestyle change is necessary for people with diabetes. Those who have diabetes need to adjust their diets, stick to exercise plans, ensure their medications are taken consistently, and above all, ensure they monitor themselves regularly
Halloween with the Grandkids
Halloween is not just a holiday for teenagers in “slasher movie” inspired themed parks. It is a great way for you and your grandkids to create special memories.
Breast Cancer Signs for Senior Women
According to the National Cancer Institute, older women have a higher chance of a breast cancer diagnosis. Here are some signs and symptoms to help diagnosis yourself or someone elderly that you are caring for –
Best Workouts for Seniors
Safety becomes an incredibly huge factor among seniors who work out- more specifically with the types of equipment and the types of exercises.
Top 3 Grocery Apps for Seniors
Families want to feel secure and having convenient choices is needed. Below are 3 grocery applications that are user friendly and helpful during current times.
PAWS with Purpose
Tender Home Health is partnering with the PAWS (Parent Awareness, Workshops and Support) to provide 40 families with essential packages during these tough times.
Tidying Up Your Home to Prevent Falls
It is actually the leading cause for senior injuries. That being said, we wanted to provide a few tips on how to keep your sanctuary as safe and clutter-free to reduce any chances of injury.
Tender Caregiver Preparation
We here at Tender have done a tremendous amount of research to navigate through the COVID-19 crisis. Upon realizing the seriousness of this virus, we have tirelessly worked to help our clients and patients through
Why Home Care is Critical during the COVID-19 Crisis
COVID-19 has brought many difficult choices to the front door of many confused and worried Americans. When your loved one is sick, do you bring them home or keep them in the facilities? If you live 200 miles away from your parents, do you just continue to let them go out or hire someone to help them stay home? Everyone is a little scared, and rightfully so, but these are the decisions that can really make the difference.