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The Important Facts of Skin Care for Seniors
As skin ages it becomes more susceptible to cuts, bruises and drying. There is less fat under the skin, making it more vulnerable and it is thinner and less elastic. As a result, aging skin can bruise and tear more…
Family Matters In-Home Care Honored Among Top Home Care Agencies in the Nation — Named “Caring Star of 2018” for Senior Care Service Excellence
Positive Consumer Ratings Led to This Industry-Leading Distinction from Caring.com Campbell, CA -- 11/28/2017 — Family Matters In-Home Care is pleased to announce it has been selected as a "Caring Star of 2018” for in-home care service excellence. In ratings and reviews…
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How to Find [Good] Home Care for Elderly Loved Ones
Home care provides a variety of benefits for your loved one and your family. Research shows it can expedite healing, and improve and extend quality of life. It can also be more financially viable than other care options, while preserving…
Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease: What is the Difference?
In the same way that alcoholism, cocaine addiction, and heroin addiction are different and yet are all addictions, Alzheimer’s disease is a form of dementia. There are many types of dementia, which is a term for a general syndrome in…
How to Spot Symptoms of Mental Illness in the Elderly
Normal signs of aging can mask symptoms of mental illness in the elderly. Learn about these 8 symptoms to spot mental illness among seniors. About 58% of people over age 65 think that depression is a normal part of aging.…
Fall Risks for Seniors: What Caregivers Can Do to Prevent Them
Too many seniors are injured as a result of falls. Learn what caregivers and seniors can do to reduce the risk of falling. Believe it or not the CDC (cdc.gov) has found that the leading cause of death and injury…
