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Bell’s Palsy: What Is It and How It Affects the Body
Nobody is certain if they are immune to contracting a disease. However, a person may experience an abrupt onset of chronic illnesses and other medical disorders. One of the abrupt conditions someone can experience is Bell’s Palsy, where the facial nerve becomes partially to completely weak or paralyzed as a result. The following are some … Continue reading
The Most Common Causes of Abdominal Pain for Seniors
Abdominal pain can be very uncomfortable if not treated immediately. It can be even more challenging to deal with if it happens to an elderly loved one. How do you know if the cause is poor nutrition versus something more serious? To help you determine the cause of your loved ones’ abdominal pain, allow our … Continue reading
Why Taking a Break from Caregiving Matters
When taking care of a loved one, one can overlook their own health and well-being. This can lead to burning out and other health complications. It is important to take a break from caregiving every now and then. “But who will look after my loved ones?” you ask. Leave it to us. As providers of … Continue reading
Non-Emergency Medical Transportation
Seniors who choose to age at home have daily care needs depending on their situation. There are seniors who require more than just the usual care services and have other specific service needs such as transportation services. Many factors affect seniors’ ability to drive for themselves, so Edmacy Home Health Care, a trusted provider of … Continue reading
Looking Presentable and Confident in Your Senior Years
In our everyday life, personal grooming being part of our routine is a no-brainer. It’s a necessity that we must look presentable and admirable in our society. We feel more confident in how we present ourselves and with our looks when we take care of ourselves. Frequently, the young are self-conscious about keeping up their … Continue reading
Depression Among the Elderly: How to Help Them
A significant proportion of older adults in their 60s and 70s experience major depressive symptoms, despite most of them being able to cope with the challenges of aging. As a result of this mental health issue, older people are at an increased risk of developing dementia, have a lower capacity for day-to-day activities, and are … Continue reading