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How to Look to the Future With Anticipation
New Years is just a month away, and it’s time to start thinking about the future and any resolutions you wish to make. Even if you’re in senior care in Santa Clara and elsewhere, there is so much to be grateful for and so…
What is Long Term Care and How to Know if You Need It
With November being National Long-Term Care Awareness Month, we thought it fitting to explore what long-term care is and what are the signs you may need it. While no one can predict the future and know exactly what health issues…
The Physical Impact of Alzheimer’s Disease
With November being Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, we thought it appropriate to honor those who suffer from this debilitating disease. More than six million Americans over the age of 65 have Alzheimer’s, with 73 percent being over the age of 75.…
Family Caregiving Offers a Great Opportunity to Gather Memories Before They Are Lost
Today’s article is written in honor of not one but two special November distinctions: National Family Caregivers Month and Family Stories Month. We thought this would be a good time to talk about the role of family caregiving in San…
Remembering Our Veterans With Compassion
Saturday, November 11 marks Veterans Day 2023, a national holiday that was created to honor the men and women who have proudly served in the U.S. armed forces. In 2022, there were 16.2 million veterans in the United States. We place a…
Different Types and Levels of Blindness in Older Adults
October is World Blindness Month, and this week’s blog will focus on the different types and levels of blindness in older adults. It’s not uncommon for us to care for individuals in hospice in Alameda County and elsewhere who suffer from some level of…
Liver Health: How Age Changes the Rules
Liver health is important, but like many organs, it’s one than can be compromised as we age. Many patients we care for here in hospice care in San Mateo and elsewhere suffer from liver disease. In honor of National Liver Awareness Month this October,…
Working With Your Physical Therapist For Long-Term Results
October is National Physical Therapy Month and today we want to discuss an important component of senior care in Alameda County and elsewhere: physical therapy that can help you or your loved one maintain a higher quality of life for the long haul. Physical…
Pathways HHH: The Holidays Don’t Stop For End of Life Care
The holidays are stressful but this is a good time to evaluate your senior loved ones. Just because you’re busy prepping for holiday festivities doesn’t mean end of life care gets put on hold. There are many days coming up…
Many Seniors Don’t Drink Enough Water: 5 Ways to Help
Many seniors are dehydrated and they don’t realize it. The health risk is very real though. From urinary and kidney problems to seizures and heat exhaustion, seniors who don’t drink enough liquids during the day can face serious health consequences. Problem…
