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Tag Archives: recovery
The Five Sudden Symptoms of Stroke
The symptoms of stroke often set in quickly and without warning. One of the most significant signs is weakness of the face, arm, or leg on one side of the body. Additionally, sudden confusion or difficulty speaking can be a sign of trouble. The other so-called sudden symptoms include trouble seeing on one side, severe headache, or sudden dizziness. If any of these occur out of nowhere, it’s crucial to call 9-1-1 as soon as possible. Continue reading
Taking Steps to Prevent Recurrent Strokes
There are many different facets to stroke recovery. Depending on the severity of the incident, stroke victims may have to regain mobility, relearn how to speak clearly and overcome bouts of depression. While managing the symptoms of stroke is key, it’s also important to take steps to reduce the risk of suffering a second one, and there are a variety of ways home care providers can help their patients do so, according to the National Stroke Association (NSA). Continue reading
Posted in caregiving, Health, Heart, Helpful Tips, Home Care, Independence, Seniors, Stroke
Tagged depression, Health, National Stroke Association, recovery, senior, stroke
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Independent Living for Seniors
At SYNERGY HomeCare, know that seniors highly value their independence. Even while experiencing the physical effects of aging, such as loss of strength, mobility, memory and sensory sensitivity, there are ways to protect and promote the independence of seniors. After all, bodies do get older, but personalities often stay young. In observance of Senior Independence Month in February, here are a few ways that home care can help. Continue reading
Posted in Family Caregivers, Health, Home Care, Seniors
Tagged autonomy, elder, independence, individuality, Prevention, recovery, Senior Independence Month, seniors
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Help Seniors Regain Confidence After Falling
One of the biggest obstacles for seniors to overcome after a fall is to regain their confidence. The fear of suffering another fall often keeps them from moving around the house, even if they emerged from the incident uninjured. Continue reading
Posted in caregiving, Family Caregivers, Health, Helpful Tips, Home Care, Safety, Seniors
Tagged 65 and older, adults, Caregivers, caretakers, confidence, elder, Fall, falling, family, home care, recovery, safety, senior
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Meet our Star Caregivers
A great caregiver is the most important component of home care. Our caregivers go the extra mile to make sure that the person (or family) they serve is safe, healthy and happy. Continue reading
Posted in Caregivers, Family Caregivers, Health, Home Care, Seniors
Tagged Alzheimers, Caregivers, family, immobility, injury, mobility, recovery
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Stroke Recovery and Family Caregiving
Emotional health is important. When you disregard your own emotional needs, you can become physically ill. This comes full circle when poor emotional health hinders your ability to give your loved one the attention they need. Continue reading
Posted in Family Caregivers, Helpful Tips, Resources
Tagged caregiver, family, recovery, rehabilitation, stroke
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Stroke Recovery at Home
As a family caregiver, you know that dealing with the aftermath of a stroke can be overwhelming. While the effects of stroke are different for each individual, any and all of the after effects associated with the disease can be hard to handle, for both survivors and their family members. However, many of the physical disabilities and detrimental emotional changes can improve over time. There are many things that you, as a family member and caregiver, can do to help. Continue reading
Posted in Family Caregivers, Helpful Tips, Resources, Seniors
Tagged caregiver, disability, family, recovery, rehabilitation, senior, stroke
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