InHome Advantage Blog
Don’t Forget to Hydrate
Dehydration is very dangerous for senior health and is often overlooked. Drinking enough water is important for everyone, but the elderly are at greater risk for dehydration and need to drink more...
How Caregivers Can Help Seniors with Vision Loss
Regular eye exams are crucial for everyone, especially seniors whose eyes are more prone to disorders. Eye problems develop painlessly and incrementally so that most people do not notice changes in...
Spring Forward as a Caregiver
Spring motivates us to clean, declutter, and get back outside. The weather changes, windows are opened, gardens begin to bloom, and as a caregiver, this could come with stress attached. You may feel...
Food For The Brain: Stay Social and Find Hobbies
Aging causes brain changes, however, cognitive health can be worked on, and a person’s lifestyle can play a big part in the results. The brain is a muscle, and just like the other muscles in our...
Recovering At Home May Be Best
We all prefer the comfort of our own home when sick or recovering. We want to sleep in our own beds, and we want to be able to use our own facilities. Our homes are our havens and when we don’t...
Fighting Cog Fog – Through Challenging and Resting an Aging Mind
Cog Fog - It is not a medical term. It is short for cognitive fog and the term is used to describe not having full mental clarity. Having trouble remembering something or having difficulty focusing...