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3 Keys to Aging Independently
When you or your loved one enters the golden years it’s time to begin to prepare for the changes that lie ahead. Some of these changes will be
August 21, 2014
When you or your loved one enters the golden years it’s time to begin to prepare for the changes that lie ahead. Some of these changes will be
If you’re considering in home care for yourself or your loved one you may be unsure of where to start. Below you will find some questions that are helpful when
The Pillars of Crisis Prevention in Seniors If you have been concerned about the health and safety of your aging loved one for any length of time, you know all
A new study conducted by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research showed that it is more stressful to care for an aging spouse than an aging parent. Of
Most seniors prefer to remain in the comfort of their own home while aging as opposed to moving into an independent or assisted living facility. At some point, it becomes
Are your ears burning? Chances are, if you are a client, family member of a client, or a referral source of Bayshore Home Care, we have been talking about you at our
I can hardly believe we are in the middle of February 2014. Don’t you feel like your calendar is already overflowing with things to get done each week? For those
Just like the price of a new automobile can vary, so does the price of home care. The cost of care depends on the licensure of the agency, the length
If you find yourself in the midst of providing care for a loved one who is hospitalized or recovering in a rehabilitation facility and will soon be discharged home, you
More than eight million doctor visits a year are due to UTIs; urinary tract infection according to the National Center for Health Statistics. Both men (one in ten) and
If you are one of the 76 million people born in the US between 1946 and 1964 you’re a baby boomer and make up a vital part of our country.
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) includes; Asthma, Emphysema and Chronic Bronchitis.Although people can live many years with this condition, behind heart disease and cancer, COPD is the third most frequent