Posts Tagged ‘health inquiries’
Sunday, September 5th, 2010
While last year the main public health concern was the H1n1 Flu (or, as it was more commonly called the Swine Flu) strain, officials are now saying that it is no longer the pandemic that is was. Cases have been reportedly dropping, and while some are still coming down with it, it’s not the threat many feared it would be.
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Tags: elderly, Health, health inquiries, Influenza, Influenza vaccine, Medicine, quality of life, senior citizens, Swine Flu, Vaccination
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Thursday, September 2nd, 2010
 Closeness is key A Canadian study suggest that those who receive home care after they have had hip surgery have a better chance at survival then those who don’t. While less people receive that home care, it seems to be a deciding factor in recovery and survival rates.
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Tags: elderly, elderly independence, elderly living, Health, Health care, health inquiries, Home Care, home care provider, Home Health, Independence, maintaining independence, non medical care, Senior Health, Service Providers
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Tuesday, July 27th, 2010
 A growing outbreak of Pertussis (also commonly known as Whopping Cough) has many concerned in California. Presently there have been 1,500 cases reported this year, and the numbers aren’t dwindling.
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Tags: California, Cough, elderly, elderly care, Health, Health care, health inquiries, Respiratory Disorders, Senior Health
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Wednesday, July 7th, 2010
 The FDA (Federal Food and Drug Administration) has approved a miniature telescope to help those with macular degeneration to improve their eyesight. The new technology was approved on July 6, 2010 and the goal for it is to help those with a specific end-stage related macular degeneration. Essentially this exciting new technology is for those with age-related sight problems.
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Tags: Conditions and Diseases, elderly, elderly activity, elderly living, Health, Health care, health inquiries, Low vision, Medicine, quality of life, senior citizens
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Tuesday, June 29th, 2010
 When one isn’t able to be physically present for an elderly loved one, it can be incredibly stressful and worrying. It’s normal to be concerned about a loved one, and if other issues (arthritis, dementia, and many of the other problems commonly faced by the aging) it can compound that worry and fears even more.
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Tags: elderly care, elderly independence, elderly living, Health, Health care, health inquiries, Home Care, quality of life, senior citizens, Senior Health
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Thursday, June 24th, 2010
The recent earthquake in Canada can serve as a reminder that something catastrophic can happen anywhere and at any time. While thankfully and considerably mild, it was an event that still caused many to worry.
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Tags: Earthquake, elderly, elderly appreciation, elderly care, elderly living, health inquiries, quality of life, senior citizens
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Monday, June 21st, 2010
 Spotting the signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease in an elderly family member can pose many problems, and finding out if something you may notice is normal or an early warning sign can post larger issues as well. While Alzheimer’s has no cure, it can at times be treated and early detection methods are important. The Alzheimer’s Association website may be able to help you find out if what you are seeing is normal, or the sign of something more severe. The list is set up in a way that allows those taking the test to figure out what is normal and what may require more attention.
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Tags: Alzheimer's disease, elderly independence, elderly living, health inquiries, Home Care, Independence, maintaining independence, non medical care, quality of life, senior citizens
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Friday, June 18th, 2010
 Working with the elderly is an avenue to create real change with your career, it can be a chance to help those in need, and you will be providing a much-needed service to someone who would benefit greatly from you and your work. It is a field that has immense growth potential, with a great job forecast for a long time to come. The aging baby boomer generation is also requiring more workers in the field home care field, with a dramatic boom in those who have a desire to stay in their homes.
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Tags: elderly, elderly appreciation, elderly care, health inquiries, Home Care, home care provider, maintaining independence, non medical care, quality of life, senior citizens
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Thursday, June 17th, 2010
Arthritis effects thousands in the United States, and it can be as little as constant pain to a severe and disability that can take away the ability to live a normal life. It has no cure, and is one of the most common ailments, especially for aging adults.
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Tags: Arthritis, elderly, elderly care, elderly independence, elderly living, health inquiries, maintaining independence, senior citizens
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Tuesday, June 15th, 2010
It is normal to be a bit nervous about having someone come into your home, especially if you aren’t sure about who they are. An in-home agency understands this and will encourage you to ask questions, and if you would like, allow your family to ask questions to help you feel comfortable with the services you receive.
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Tags: elderly, elderly appreciation, health inquiries, Home Care, Independence, maintaining independence, non medical care, quality of life, quality time
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