Falls are the most common causes of severe injuries to seniors. About three million American seniors receive emergency treatment for their fall accidents each year. Not only is this a painful and uncomfortable experience for the seniors, but it is also a financially draining experience as well. Emergency room visits are quite expensive. When you …
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People are living longer than ever before in human history. Statistics show that 1 in 6 American drivers are older than 65 years of age. There is a growing debate about whether it is safe for older drivers to be on the road. Some people say that older drivers put other drivers at risk because …
Everyone has occasional feelings of sadness, but do not confuse these feelings with the symptoms of depression. Someone who has clinical depression is suffering from a mood disorder that reduces their motivation to perform necessary daily activities, such as sleeping, exercising, eating, bathing, and working. Only a doctor can diagnose someone with having clinical depression. …
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Older adults have a higher risk of suffering from severe health conditions, such as dementia, strokes or accidents. If the health conditions affect their mental capacity or ability to make crucial decisions for themselves, then a family member or friend might have to make decisions for them. This would be called adult guardianship. Adult guardians …
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Health Care of South Florida aims to improve the health and living conditions of seniors living in South Florida. Their home environment has a significant impact on their quality of life. If your loved one is a senior who can no longer take care of themselves independently, you need to limit the number of obstacles …
Aging in place means that a person can live in their own home and maintain some level of independence no matter their age, race, or current health condition. Seniors represent the most common category of people eager to stay in their homes while dealing with physical, emotional, or mental health challenges. Why not? A person’s …
Some people are not physically or mentally capable of taking care of themselves. At the same time, they don’t want to go to a nursing home or assisted living facility for personal or financial reasons. They would rather stay in their own home where they feel comfortable and safe. If family members are put in …
Senior care can be stressful and time-consuming if you do it all yourself. Not only do you have to make your loved one feel comfortable, but you also need to manage their legal and financial affairs as well. A lot of families feel helpless in these situations because there are not too many other options …
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Dementia is a mental health condition that causes a person to suffer memory loss, speaking difficulties, and general cognitive decline. Most people who develop Alzheimer’s disease will end up getting dementia as their condition worsens. Millions of Americans are forced to be caregivers to loved ones suffering from this debilitating disease. It is challenging to …
Statistics show that nearly 16 million people care for someone who has Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. Many of the caregivers are family members who don’t have any professional training or certifications. On top of that, the emotional trauma of watching their loved ones suffer takes a toll on them as well. Health Care of South …
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Health Care of South Florida, a Home Health Care Agency serving Miami-Dade County and Broward County, is dedicated to rehabilitating aged and disabled individuals within the comfort of their residence, in order that they may maximize their contributions and fulfill their goals as a family member and member of society with a minimum of conflict. In accomplishing this, we feel that the self-respect of the individual can and will be enhanced.
State License(s): AHCA 299993480 / 299992267