Archive for February 2017
Coping with the Grief of a Spouse Who’s Been Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s
Home Care Issaquah WA-When a spouse has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, it may take time for him or her to cope with that diagnosis, but it can also take a significant amount of time for the spouse to deal with their grief.
Read MoreResource Fair At Mary Bridge on February 16, 2017
Home Care Services Renton WA-The fair was a great opportunity to meet some new people at the hospital and get to share some more information regarding Hospitality Home Care.
Read MoreThree Important Things to Know About Alzheimer’s
Elder Care Gig Harbor WA-Dealing with the fact a family member has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s may not be easy. It could be a spouse, parent, sibling, or somebody else close to you. Whoever it is, you may have had concerns about their memory, health, and various risk factors in the past.
Read MoreEvent for Case Managers and Hospice Care
Homecare Tacoma WA-On January 25 at Indochine Tacoma we shared “About Us” with several case managers.
Read MoreWhen and How to Use “I” Statements as a Family Caregiver
Elderly Care Federal Way WA-Using “I” statements can dramatically improve your communication with your elderly loved one and other family members. As you become more comfortable with them, they’ll be easier to formulate.
Read MoreTheresa Clinch, Caregiver of the Month of January 2017
Caregiver Tacoma WA-Theresa Clinch is our Employee of the Month for January 2017. Theresa is known for her outstanding work within her clientele.
Read MoreWhat Kinds of Mistakes Could Be Keeping Your Loved One from Using Her Cane Properly?
Home Health Care Bellevue WA-Using a cane can be extremely helpful to your elderly loved one, but there are some mistakes that could keep the cane from being as helpful as it could be. Troubleshooting these errors can make a huge difference for your loved one’s mobility.
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