We’re in the height of summer, so preventing heat exhaustion in the elderly is even more crucial. Seniors are more susceptible to heat-related illnesses due to changes in their bodies as they age. We wanted to share some essential tips
Has your senior loved one become pickier about food lately? As we mentioned in a previous blog, there can be several reasons why this occurs, and it’s essential to ensure good nutrition in the elderly. Nutritious summer recipes for seniors
Have you been contemplating getting care for your senior loved one? People often prefer in-home care for several reasons, as it offers numerous benefits and advantages compared to other options. Here are some reasons why people like in-home care: It’s
Mary DudleyApril 15, 1939 ~ June 19, 2023 A longtime client of Shepherd’s Staff In-home Care, Mary lived on a farm in FrederickCounty until her death. She leaves behind a loving niece, her adopted son, two sisters,a nephew, and three
As our previous blog mentioned, palliative and hospice care are often confused. They share similarities but have distinct differences in terms of the timing and goals of care. Here are the key differences between palliative care and hospice care: Hospice
If you have a loved one who has been diagnosed with a serious illness, chances are that you may look into palliative care as an option for helping them. This specialized approach to healthcare focuses on improving the quality of
It’s Social Wellness Month – the perfect time to learn about all the ways you can improve the social wellness of your senior loved ones! Before we get into ways to improve social wellness for seniors, let’s look at what
Ruth DreddenFebruary 24, 1930~ May 3, 2023Mother, teacher, wife, comedian, disciplinarian, protector, healer, and friend are all descriptors of Ruth Dredden. A lifelong Fredericktonian, she had an extensive career as an educator and also served on many boards and community
Mother’s Day is right around the corner. Have you figured out what exactly you’re going to do to celebrate Mom? No matter if she’s near or far, aging in place, or living in a facility, we have some great ideas
If you or a loved one has recently spent time in a hospital, nursing home, or rehab facility, you probably were offered the MOLST form as part of the intake interview. What is a “MOLST” form? “MOLST” is the short
Have you been thinking about how decisions will be made for you as you age? Do you have complete confidence that your loved ones know your desires and will have the know-how to carry them out? As people age, new
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