Born in Rochester, NY Marilyn Digirol obtained her BSN in Nursing and worked at University of Rochester Medical Center during the last part of the Polio epidemic. After her experience…
Born in Rochester, NY Marilyn Digirol obtained her BSN in Nursing and worked at University of Rochester Medical Center during the last part of the Polio epidemic. After her experience…
Carol Shea is a friend of Bayshore Home Care and a senior that is not only inspiring but lives to be inspired herself. Carol is one of those people that…
When an elderly individual becomes more reclusive, begins to lose interest in activities they used to enjoy or becomes more sedentary for not apparent reason, we [adult children] typically explain…
Each week our home health aides share inspiring stories about the clients they care. Here is just one example of what amazing individuals we have the pleasure of working for. Laverne Onefur…
No matter what age we are, we all face various safety risks depending on our lifestyle, health, and occupation. For those that are over the age of 65, the risks…
5 Things About Elder & Senior Care in Clearwater, FL A hospital is supposed to make you better, but without taking certain precautions, you may end up regretting your visit….
Mary G. Weiss moved to Florida’s sandy beaches for much more than a sun-kissed glow. It was to save the lives of her three young children. Mary, who is now…
Are you concerned about your elderly parents’ estate plans and finances? Afraid you will look like a “gold digger” if you ask about their plans? So many adult children are…
Our friends at A Place for Mom recently released an article outlining the top 10 reasons seniors are hospitalized. They include; injuries and accidents, heart disease, chest pain, adverse effects…
Falls can happen to anyone; even a former president as we learned last week. A few of the keys to fall prevention are to take extra precautions if you are…
As you care for your aging parents or other aging loved ones, you may find that they encounter memory issues. Senior’s memory can be impaired in many different ways from…
Aging is a fact of life and can be seen as a rite of passage. But there’s more to aging than discounts on coffee and donuts. Everyone has a…
May is older American’s month and Bayshore is committed to educating, empowering and protecting our elders and their families. As our population ages, the issue of caring for aging…
About 1/3 of seniors fall annually but some are more at risk of a fall than others. Here are 6 factors to consider when assessing your aging loved ones…
It is rarely by choice that a family enters the senior healthcare maze. We are often thrown into the abyss due to a crisis brought on by an elderly…
We hope you enjoy this guest post from Felicity D. As you age, getting adequate nutrition becomes more and more important. Your bones and brain need all the help…
Home care can be confusing, especially for someone who has never been through the process before. In order to determine the most appropriate care for your loved one, ask them…
During the month of February we are continually reminded that “love is in the air” or at the very least, that flowers and chocolates are overpriced. This has got…
If you or one of your loved ones has recently transitioned into their 7th decade (or beyond) it’s important to know what to do (or not do) to remain happy,…
Bayshore Home Care wishes you all a wonderful holiday season! As we look back over this year, we are increasingly grateful for the opportunities we have had to impact our…
There are four types of assisted living licenses. A facility must have a standard assisted living facility license in order to operate in the state of Florida. The other three…
November is National Family Caregiver Month. In recognition, here are our top five self-care tips for the sandwich generation and baby boomers caring for their aging loved ones. Find…
As healthy aging week is well underway, we thought we would give you the top 5 reasons to be more active as you age. 1. Improved Mood Exercising releases…
KNOW THE FACTS: The CDC’s National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, ranks falling the leading cause of both fatal and nonfatal injuries. Most fractures among older adults are caused…
Christine, our Community Outreach Specialist, is a native Floridian who has lived in Tampa Bay for 37 years. She is a graduate of St. Patrick’s Catholic School in Largo, Clearwater…
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…
In life sometimes it is hard to determine when a pain that seems “normal” could be a sign of something more serious. Here are four you should never ignore… 1….
Have you found that your “free-time” all too often coincides with your elderly parent needing your assistance? It can be an overwhelming and challenging season of life when juggling your…
If your senior loved one has decided to age in place it will be necessary to make sure their home environment is safe and free from hazards and fall…