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Last week our Admissions Nursing Supervisor, Sharon Z. Lena, RN participated in the 12th Honor Flight of West Central Florida (HFWCF). HFWCF was established in late 2010 as an official

Last week our Admissions Nursing Supervisor, Sharon Z. Lena, RN participated in the 12th Honor Flight of West Central Florida (HFWCF). HFWCF was established in late 2010 as an official
Many people think falls are a normal part of aging. The truth is, they’re not. Most falls can be prevented—and you have the power to reduce your risk. Exercising, managing
September 22nd is National Falls Prevention Awareness Day and this year Bayshore Home Care has partnered with the National Coalition on Aging to educate our local healthcare professionals, older adults

Q. I’m a long distance caregiver for my grandmother. She lives alone and is able to take care of herself pretty well. My main concern is her nutrition. Last time
The NYC Elder Abuse Center (NYCEAC) defines elder abuse as a single or repeated act, or lack of appropriate actions, which causes harm, risk of harm, or distress to an individual 60
Living in Florida, we tend to know the drill. Following the last couple of damage producing hurricanes, everyone knows to get supplies beforehand. For seniors or frail elderly, this is
If you’re caring for a senior this summer and need some ideas for activities here you go! 1. Water Aerobics: Most community recreation centers have a pool that is open
By: Sherry Picker If you have a parent in the hospital or a rehabilitation facility you may encounter a few roadblocks when attempting to get access to their medical information
By: Sherry Picker It is difficult to have someone come into your home to assist with your personal care. It’s a big step! Bayshore Home Care offers some hints on
A question from one of our readers: My father was recently hospitalized after a fall resulting in a hip fracture. He is still fairly young, only 72, and has been
Making time for yourself at any age can be difficult but especially during those “sandwich years”, you know when your busy taking care of your children (or grandchildren) and your
STEP ONE: Establish open communication with the hospital staff You will no doubt have lots of questions for the doctor and nurses. But some people find it difficult to