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What to Consider for Your Elderly Parent’s Meals

When you care for an aging loved one, we understand that you want them to have the best care possible. This is especially true with meal preparation since whatever is consumed may affect their nourishment, energy, and overall health. Food is extremely important, especially for older individuals due to the fact that they might not

Why Professional Post-Operative Care is Important for Elders

coastaladmin Jul 26, 19

While it is often hoped for that an elderly loved one that has undergone surgery will receive an improved quality of life, the initial recovery period after the surgery leaves them vulnerable in a variety of ways. Though you could have been taking great care of your elder prior to the surgery, they will most

Signs Your Loved One Needs Hospice Support

coastaladmin Jul 05, 19

Aging can be a difficult process to accept, it is important to recognize the signs of declining health and the need for a different type of care. Understanding potential signs that the end may be near will help reduce anxiety and allows you to honor your aging parents’ wishes. If you’re searching for hospice support

Differences Between an At-Home Dementia Nurse & A Facility Nurse

coastaladmin Jun 23, 19

Recent reports have indicated that over 15 million families in the U.S. have cared for a loved one with dementia. It is a widespread condition, with symptoms that are both emotionally and physically challenging, especially when caring for those with a more severe stage of dementia. In order to provide the best possible care, a

How Senior Care Has Changed Over the Years

coastaladmin Jun 06, 19

Senior care has evolved over the years, in the past, there weren’t many options for seniors except to live at home. Nowadays, seniors have many options when it comes to their care, they can choose to live in nursing homes or communities, or have home care. Here at Coastal Home Care, our certified nursing assistants

Hospice Care Today: What Does It Entail?

coastaladmin May 28, 19

Caring for a loved one diagnosed with a terminal illness is an arduous experience for them as well as their family and friends. While there is no limit to the amount of support and affection provided by you and others close to your loved one, it can be difficult to focus on providing them with

The Pros and Cons of Home Care

coastaladmin May 10, 19

As your loved ones grow older, you’ll have to begin thinking about the possible ways in which they can receive the care they need and deserve. Assisted living facilities, nursing homes, as well as reliable home care services, each provide a different range treatments, plans, and benefits. At Coastal Home Care, we ensure our patients’

3 Ways an In-Home Caregiver Can Assist Your Loved One

coastaladmin Apr 25, 19

As our loved ones grow into their autumn years, concern grows over how they will be able to function alone, and whether we can sustain a balance between caring for them and ourselves. Though trying to make this commitment is admirable, it is also extremely difficult and can’t be maintained for long. That is why

Four Misconceptions about Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care

coastaladmin Apr 10, 19

Millions of families across the US alone are caretaking their elders and loved ones suffering from Alzheimer’s or some form of Memory Loss. In most cases, a significant portion of your daily life will have to involve managing your loved one’s condition and ensure that they are following basic routine tasks, like taking medicine, maintaining

Why Seniors Need A Companion

coastaladmin Mar 20, 19

Much of our personal time involves performing tasks independently. However, life is ultimately an experience that is meant to be shared with others, and at a certain point, our elders may require our assistance in both cases. Yet, you may find it difficult to support your elderly family member due to a busy schedule, which

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