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How To Prepare Your Parents’ Home For Aging In Place
As our loved ones age, it is only natural to want them to enjoy the comfort and familiarity of their own home. Aging in one's place offers a wonderful opportunity for seniors to maintain their independence and cherished routines. However, factors such as decreased...
What To Do When An Elderly Person Falls
At Sunny Days In-Home Care Great Lakes, we want to address a concern that many families face: what to do when an elderly person falls. Falls are shared among the elderly population due to things like decreased balance, muscle weakness, or vision problems. They...
5 Healthy Eating Habits For Seniors
Healthy eating habits for seniors can be difficult to maintain. As we get older, it becomes imperative to pay close attention to nutrition because the body cannot withstand or bounce back from poor nutrition like our younger bodies could. It is even more imperative...
Spring Activities For Seniors
Spring is a wonderful season in Michigan, with the weather warming up and nature coming to life. It's the perfect time for seniors and their caregivers to enjoy some outdoor activities and make the most of this beautiful time of year. Here are five spring activities...
How To Care For A Disabled Adult
Learning how to care for a disabled adult can be tough, but it can also be really rewarding. As the needs of your disabled loved one change over time, it can become increasingly difficult for family caregivers to provide the level of care that’s needed. That's where...
My Elderly Mother is Never Happy!
As our loved ones age, they naturally experience changes in their physical and emotional well-being. If you've noticed that your elderly mother always seems unhappy, it's important to understand the potential underlying causes and explore ways to support her. Many...
7 Signs Your Senior May Need In-Home Care
As our loved ones age, it's important to keep an eye out for signs that they may need additional support and care. In-home care can be a great option for seniors who want to maintain their independence while receiving assistance with daily tasks, healthcare, and...
What is the difference between Alzheimer’s and Dementia?
When it comes to caring for your senior loved ones, it is important to know and understand the difference between Alzheimer’s and dementia. Without understanding your loved ones' true diagnosis, you will lack understanding of the disease they are being affected by and...
Tips for Long-Distance Caregiving
When you live far from an aging parent or relative, it can be hard to determine if they need help with daily living. Not all seniors are outspoken about their health needs. By checking with your loved one’s neighbors, friends or doctor(s), you can get a better idea of...