To keep our clients and caregivers safe, we strictly follow public health guidelines related to COVID-19.
Those with diabetes, and those who provide care for them, know the importance of proper management of the disease: routine monitoring of blood glucose levels,
Chances are, your elderly parent or grandparent has experienced urinary tract infections, or “UTIs,” at some point during his or her life. In a healthy
When an older adult is facing a surgical procedure, and the subsequent surgery recovery, it can be a time of stress and anxiety, both for
If you ask parents, educators and researchers what are the most important traits to encourage in a child’s development, you would undoubtedly receive a variety
As your loved one ages, there may come a time when you question if he or she may benefit from the assistance of an in-home
Making New Year’s resolutions is a time-honored tradition, but for many of us, keeping those resolutions can be a challenge. If better self-care is one
The topic of senior incontinence is one most of us would prefer to avoid; yet when it impacts a loved one, it’s important to bring
At Nightingale Homecare, we love to step out of the ordinary and help seniors enjoy opportunities for new and exciting endeavors; and what better time
You may have questions about the home health care professionals sent to your senior loved one’s home and the role that each one plays in
Providing a comfortable and safe home environment for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia is key to improving the person’s emotional
