Home Care Tamarac FL – Responsive Home Health is pleased to announce that Misty Willard, SPHR, SHRM-SCO, joined the team in January as Responsive’s new HR Manager. Originally from Connecticut, Misty comes to the home health care…Read More
Home Care Services Coral Springs FL – Responsive Home Health is pleased to announce that Melissa Yost, BS, HSA, Registered Nutrition & Dietetics Professional, has recently joined our team as the Director of Business Development.
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Senior Care Hollywood FL – If you have been on a senior care journey with your elderly loved one for any length of time you likely already know how valuable a pet can be in their later years. Spending time with a companion animal can make your parent feel more involved and important in their lives, ward off feelings of depression and anxiety, and even lower blood pressure and improve cardiovascular health. Read More
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Elderly Care Plantation FL – Friends and family can be a tremendous source of support, encouragement, and help when you are on an elderly care journey with a parent with Alzheimer’s disease. Read More
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Periods of forgetfulness, confusion, disorientation—witnessing these in a senior loved one can trigger an immediate alarm that Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia has taken hold. And although these symptoms are a concern, it’s important to realize that they could be indicative of a variety of other conditions, many of which are easily treated, such […]
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There’s nothing better than sitting around the kitchen table with those you love the most, reminiscing about the time Aunt Sally dropped the Thanksgiving turkey right onto Grandma’s lap, that incredible family vacation in Hawaii, or the day little Charlie hid a live toad in the china cabinet. But when the conversation turns to something […]
Perhaps one of the greatest quests throughout the ages has been in trying to discover that elusive “fountain of youth.” What if, however, the answer lies in a simple, generic medication already widely available, with the potential to extend human life to as much as 120 years? Believe it or not, the FDA has recently […]
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Recent data is both startling and disturbing: seniors who suffer from loneliness and isolation are twice as unhealthy as those who are obese, and have a 14 percent greater risk of dying earlier than those experiencing normal socialization. And with as many as 20 to 40 percent of older adults reporting feelings of loneliness, we […]
Take a peek into the calendars of many older adults, and you’re likely to find them inundated with scheduled doctors’ appointments, therapy sessions, reminders to refill and pick up medications, reminders to schedule MORE doctors’ appointments…you get the picture. Many feel however, that our focus as a society has been far too often on medical […]
Responsive Home Care’s New HR Manager
/in Uncategorized /by Debbie Savage, RN, BSN, PresidentHome Care Tamarac FL – Responsive Home Health is pleased to announce that Misty Willard, SPHR, SHRM-SCO, joined the team in January as Responsive’s new HR Manager. Originally from Connecticut, Misty comes to the home health care…Read More
Announcing a New Director of Business Development
/in Uncategorized /by Debbie Savage, RN, BSN, PresidentHome Care Services Coral Springs FL – Responsive Home Health is pleased to announce that Melissa Yost, BS, HSA, Registered Nutrition & Dietetics Professional, has recently joined our team as the Director of Business Development.
Making Caring for Your Parent’s Pet a Valuable Part of Your Senior Care
/in Uncategorized /by Debbie Savage, RN, BSN, PresidentSenior Care Hollywood FL – If you have been on a senior care journey with your elderly loved one for any length of time you likely already know how valuable a pet can be in their later years. Spending time with a companion animal can make your parent feel more involved and important in their lives, ward off feelings of depression and anxiety, and even lower blood pressure and improve cardiovascular health. Read More
Elderly Care Tips: Helping Friends and Family Understand Alzheimer’s Disease
/in Uncategorized /by Debbie Savage, RN, BSN, PresidentElderly Care Plantation FL – Friends and family can be a tremendous source of support, encouragement, and help when you are on an elderly care journey with a parent with Alzheimer’s disease. Read More
5 Signs Your Loved One May Still Be Grieving
/in Uncategorized /by Debbie Savage, RN, BSN, PresidentSenior Care in Fort Lauderdale: Grief over the death of a spouse can be very different in each individual. Read More.
Think It’s Dementia? Think Again—It Could Be One of These Treatable Conditions
/in Aging Care Issues, Elder Care, Misconceptions /by Debbie Savage, RN, BSN, PresidentPeriods of forgetfulness, confusion, disorientation—witnessing these in a senior loved one can trigger an immediate alarm that Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia has taken hold. And although these symptoms are a concern, it’s important to realize that they could be indicative of a variety of other conditions, many of which are easily treated, such […]
Tips for Difficult Family Conversations
/in Aging Care Issues, Florida Home Health Care /by Debbie Savage, RN, BSN, PresidentThere’s nothing better than sitting around the kitchen table with those you love the most, reminiscing about the time Aunt Sally dropped the Thanksgiving turkey right onto Grandma’s lap, that incredible family vacation in Hawaii, or the day little Charlie hid a live toad in the china cabinet. But when the conversation turns to something […]
Can We Slow Down Aging with a Pill?
/in Aging Care Issues, Elder Care, Florida Home Health Care /by Debbie Savage, RN, BSN, PresidentPerhaps one of the greatest quests throughout the ages has been in trying to discover that elusive “fountain of youth.” What if, however, the answer lies in a simple, generic medication already widely available, with the potential to extend human life to as much as 120 years? Believe it or not, the FDA has recently […]
Senior Loneliness More Deadly Than Obesity
/in Aging Care Issues, Florida Home Health Care, Misconceptions /by Debbie Savage, RN, BSN, PresidentRecent data is both startling and disturbing: seniors who suffer from loneliness and isolation are twice as unhealthy as those who are obese, and have a 14 percent greater risk of dying earlier than those experiencing normal socialization. And with as many as 20 to 40 percent of older adults reporting feelings of loneliness, we […]
Are We Medically Over-Treating Seniors?
/in Aging Care Issues, Misconceptions /by Debbie Savage, RN, BSN, PresidentTake a peek into the calendars of many older adults, and you’re likely to find them inundated with scheduled doctors’ appointments, therapy sessions, reminders to refill and pick up medications, reminders to schedule MORE doctors’ appointments…you get the picture. Many feel however, that our focus as a society has been far too often on medical […]