Spreading Holiday Cheer
The Incredicare office staff put together a bag of holiday cheer for all the caregivers for the end of the year. During her bi-weekly nurse’s visits, Deana McAdams, LPN and during her wellness visits, Care Coordinator Audrey Waters, brought the bags to the caregivers during their shifts. Incredicare appreciates the conscientious care the caregivers provide […]
December’s Employee of the Month
For the month of December, Incredicare is proud to recognize Kate Nyaho Tamakloe, as the Employee of the Month. Kate hails from Ghana in West Africa. She has been employed with us for the last 2 years. She started out in this field because of her love for taking care of the elderly population. Their […]
Winter Storm Preparation Tips for Seniors
In many places, January is when the real winter weather sets in. This means seniors need to be ready to face any big winter storms that might hit. Snow and ice can leave entire areas without power for days. If the power goes out, seniors and their families need to ensure they are safe, warm, […]
Supporting TBI Clients at Home with IncrediCare
According to the CDC Traumatic Brain Injury Concussion fact page and the most recent data: Approximately 2.87 million TBI related emergency department (ED) visits, hospitalization and deaths occurred in the US. Falls are the leading cause of TBI. 48% of all TBI related emergency department visits. 4 In 5 (81%), TBI-related ED visits in older […]
Four Signs That Seniors Need an Eye Exam
Seniors should get their vision and eyes checked at least once a year. In fact, some seniors should get their eyes checked every six months. Seniors’ vision or eye health can change frequently due to other health conditions, medications, and lifestyle factors. If it’s been awhile since your senior parent had their vision and eyes […]
Supporting Parkinson’s Clients at Home with IncrediCare Home Care
Which patients would benefit from In-Home Care? Patients with a diagnosis of Parkinson’s whose progressive disease impacts their ability to complete ADLs Patients who struggle to complete self-feeding Patients who need supervision Patients who are fall risks and safety is a concern. Answer: All of the above! Services Provided by a Non-Medical In-Home […]
How Home Care helps During Cancer Treatments
Cancer treatment can be overwhelming for patients and their families. In-Home Caregiving Services can help. Cancer patients often require care assistance while undergoing chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery. Our caregivers provide temporary and ongoing care to help your patients and loved ones in the comfort of their own homes. Caregivers can provide supportive services: […]
Helping Your Senior Shop Smart
Holiday shopping is in full swing. From here until the end of the year, you and your loved ones will hear countless ads and commercials. Ads telling them about the best deals of the year, sales you can’t pass up, and items that just have to buy to make the holidays happy. Everyone can get […]
Hand Washing Is Important – December Is National Handwashing Awareness Month
Infection control can save lives. Proper hand washing reduces the spread of infectious germs, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Some of these germs contribute to the flu and common cold. Guidelines to Follow Hand washing is one of the simplest ways to prevent the spread of infection. Keeping your hands clean can significantly […]
Family Caregivers Need to Take Breaks, Here’s Why
As a family caregiver, how often do you take breaks? Has it been years? Months? Never? It’s important that you take care of yourself. If you don’t, this is what you risk. Your Need to Socialize Is Impacted How often can you socialize when you’re also providing your dad’s care? Do you have the chance […]
