Talem Home Care Blog

How do you determine when your loved one needs extra senior care? Aging and the changes that come with it are inevitable. However, when you’re watching a loved one go through some of those changes, it can be stressful.

When the weather is nice, you want to enjoy the outdoors. A barbecue is a great way to have fun with family and friends, but hamburgers and bratwursts aren’t always part of a nutritious diet. As we age, it’s important to consider our diets, so here are some ideas to keep in mind when you’re grilling for seniors

Pet companionship is a wonderful thing! Animals can be your friend, entertainment, security, a daily dose of joy, and so much more. For older adults, it is important to find the right pet that will fit their lifestyle. Here are a few reasons to consider pets for seniors

If your loved one already has memory issues or dementia, you probably already know how difficult regular daily tasks can be. Having problems with his vision can complicate the problem.

As a family caregiver, it’s frightening to hear that your elderly loved one has test results that are outside of normal ranges. One such result that might confuse you more than others is a uric acid level that is higher than normal.

Many people have heard of Montessori programs and the amazing benefits that this type of schooling can offer to children. Usually presented as an alternative to traditional schools, the principles of Montessori schooling rely on the concept that learning should be an experiential thing rather than a structured abstract approach.

Endorphins are very important neurotransmitters, or brain chemicals, that reduce human’s feeling of pain and boost feelings of pain.

Many seniors are hesitant to try strength training, but engaging in strength training a couple times a week can offer some great benefits for seniors. Regular strength training helps to increase bone density, improves stamina, builds strength, and increases coordination and balance skills.

Caring for an elderly loved one means more than just helping them with the tasks of daily living and maintaining their safety. You will also have the opportunity to do other things with them that will ensure their comfort, health, and well-being throughout their aging years.

For many elderly adults and their caregivers, the new year is a great time to make the resolution to eat a healthier diet. However, eating healthy food and making positive changes to your diet are big challenges that can actually be made harder by all of the myths and rumors circulating about healthy foods.