
As we age, it’s not unusual for everyone to deal with memory loss. For most people, this could be as simple as forgetting where you last placed your keys or …
Read moreAs we age, it’s not unusual for everyone to deal with memory loss. For most people, this could be as simple as forgetting where you last placed your keys or …
Read moreMaintaining a high quality of life for your loved one with Parkinson’s disease requires determination and education. This includes understanding the various stages of the disease and how you can help your loved one manage through the symptoms. Whether you are simply keeping track of doctor appointments and medications or actively involved in day-to-day support, here are suggestions for caring for a loved one with Parkinson’s disease.
Read moreIt is not uncommon for caregivers to become overly stressed and exhausted — they are often juggling families, a career, paying bills and also taking care of their loved ones. This continuous cycle of pressure can cause caregivers to become mentally distraught as well as physically ill over time, especially if there are no breaks that allow them to recoup their energies. Respite care is a crucial part of any family’s Alzheimer’s journey, as this painful disease can be particularly difficult for caregivers to retain a positive outlook.
Read moreThere comes a time in many lives where individuals are no longer able to fully care for themselves. While your loved one may not be ready for a full-time nursing home, they do need some assistance with everyday activities such as light housekeeping and companionship. Elderly companion care is not meant to take the place of medical care. Instead, it’s targeted to provide seniors who are still able to live independently a level of emotional support as well as physical assistance. These paid companions allow elderly individuals to enjoy their life without stress.
Read moreLiving independently is the goal of many older Americans, but one that can be elusive without the right care and support. At Santé Home Health and Rehabilitation, we understand how important it is that you retain independence as long as possible and offer a range of services that help support patients in the comfort of their home. From skilled nursing and physical therapy to companion care, see how Santé services can help your elderly loved ones who are living at home.
Read moreThe most commonly known symptoms of dementia affect cognitive abilities and can lead to memory loss and confusion. The activities outlined below may help when caring for a loved one …
Read moreHome health aides provide a myriad of services, allowing your loved one to age in place or recover safely at home after an injury, illness, hospitalization, or surgery.
Read moreIf you have a loved one who is battling an illness, it can be troubling when you find yourself trying to help, but at a loss for how to go about helping. Being supportive looks different depending on your relationship and the type of illness.
Read moreFollowing an illness or surgery requiring hospitalization, many people need short-term inpatient rehabilitation. During this time, Santé provides competent, compassionate care that encompasses the whole person, encouraging and promoting healing through therapies while managing the patient’s overall health and wellness.
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