Tips for One of the Toughest Decisions: When It’s Time For Long-Term Care
“I used to worry how I’d know if it was time to move my husband into a nursing home,” says Sarah, “I saw him having more and more problems physically and cognitively, but only wanted to move him if it became necessary.” It’s a common question many spouses unfortunately have to endure. In Sarah’s case, she had an aide come to their home three times a...Read More
A Safe Way to Update Your Eyeglasses in the Age of COVID-19
Are you reluctant to go for an eye exam during the current pandemic? There’s now an at-home alternative that offers a safe, convenient way to update your eyeglass Rx, without face-to-face contact, and avoid the risk of COVID-19 exposure. A game-changing new device lets you test your vision and prescription needs and even get a new set of glasses without ever having to leave your...Read More
Proper Preparation Makes Recommended Recovery Easier: The Importance Of Home Health Care
Whether you’re a parent or have mentored and supervised others in your career, you’ve spent a significant part of your adult life looking after and caring for others. From preparing those you supervised for the unexpected to being sure your own kids put on a helmet or protective padding before heading out to the skatepark, your focus has always been to look out for others and make...Read More
Maybe It’s Not the Mask’s Fault: What Could Be Behind “Mask-Breath”
Along with all the other challenges we face during this pandemic, the sudden awareness of the unpleasant smell of our own breath while wearing a mask is one of the most common— and most preventable. If you’re being attentive and washing your masks regularly or using disposable ones, it might not be the mask’s fault. It could be the buildup of certain bacteria in your mouth...Read More