At Valley Home Care, we strive to be on the forefront of elder home care by keeping up-to-date on current news and information that impacts the clients and families we serve.
We have compiled a list of informational items that we believe you will find educational and helpful. If at any time you have questions or concerns about any of the information presented, please contact us. Our staff will be glad to help you find the information you need to make the right choices about home care.
If you have a suggestion for a future topic, we encourage you to email us your ideas. Also, please check back regularly because we continually update our library of information.
Prescription medications are an essential part of life and they can help elderly patients live less painful and more productive lives. According to the Mayo Clinic, about 7 out of every 10 Americans take at least one type of prescription drug. That number likely goes up for senior citizens,… Read More
Being an in home Caregiver for loved ones who are suffering from chronic illnesses can be demanding and stressful. Many caregivers of loved ones sacrifice large amounts of their own life, without support, taking on more than they are realistically capable of – physically, mentally and financially. For this reason,… Read More
Approximately 1 and 7 people throughout the United States is currently living with irritable bowel syndrome, but experts estimate that fewer than 50% of these people will seek out proper medical attention for their condition. This can… Read More
As your aging parent gets older, you may be accustomed to them having more difficulty hearing you or asking you to speak up, but have you recently found yourself straining to hear… Read More
Being a family caregiver for an elderly adult is about more than just addressing physical needs and challenges. While it is extremely important to help your parent manage their needs, challenges, and limitations such as health conditions, illness, and… Read More
Devices that help with dementia care can reduce your anxiety and stress. Caring for a parent with dementia is already hard. When you’re not there with your mom or dad, you’ll… Read More