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Tai Chi is one of the most well-liked physical activities for elders because it helps preserve overall physical and mental health and can be easily performed. People of all ages have been practicing it for millennia worldwide since it started in ancient China. Because of its ability to integrate the mind and body to enhance…
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Dementia is a neurocognitive disorder which effects a large population in the U.S. According the study, over 3.4 million of Americans age 71 and older suffer from some sort of dementia, and in Florida alone over 580,000 people have been diagnosed with this disorder. Dementia is characterized by a number of symptoms. Signs typically include:…
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Hospice care is a specialized form of medical care designed to provide comfort and support to individuals in the final stages of life, when aggressive treatment fails or no cure exists. It focuses to enhance the quality of life for patients by managing pain and other uncomfortable symptoms, rather than attempting to cure the illness.…
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Skin cancer, the abnormal growth of skin cells, most commonly develops on areas exposed to the sun. However, it can also occur on less sun-exposed areas, such as the palms, beneath fingernails or toenails. As seniors age, their risk of developing skin cancer increases. Sun safety is very important, since one of the most preventable…
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Arthritis is the swelling and tenderness of one or more joints. It primarily affects seniors and tends to worsen with age. It can have a major negative effect on seniors’ quality of life by impairing their capability to carry out everyday tasks and engage in social interactions. Early diagnosis and effective treatment are crucial for…
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Heart disease has a significant impact on seniors. The risk of having a heart attack, stroke, coronary heart disease, and heart failure is significantly higher in people 65 years of age and above. Millions of seniors’ quality of life is diminished and their activities restricted by heart disease, which is also a major source of…
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Traditionally, spring cleaning gives us a chance to makeover our houses and get ahead of the busy spring and summer months. However, due to physical restrictions or health concerns, spring cleaning can be a difficult undertaking for elders. In this situation, Just Like Family Home Care’s support might be quite helpful. Here are some advantages…
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Aging in place is the idea of growing older while remaining in one’s own home, rather than moving to a senior care facility. This choice is favored by many senior citizens since it preserves their comfort, familiarity, and independence. However, aging in place may also require some assistance. Just Like Family Home Care can provide…
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Incontinence is a common problem among seniors. About 75% of women over age 65 suffer with urine leakage, and 60-70% of people with Alzheimer’s eventually become incontinent. Incontinence can be caused by aging, illness, or injury. Weak muscles of the sphincters and pelvis can lead to urinary incontinence because the muscles cannot remain tight enough…
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The Christmas holidays are a time of joy, celebration, and gratitude for many people. However, the holidays may also be a stressful, depressing, and lonely time for some seniors, particularly those who live alone or have few social connections. If you have a senior loved one who may be feeling isolated or depressed during this…
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