Diabetes is a common and difficult disease that 29 million people in the U.S. are currently living with. Managing this can often be frustrating and hard to deal with. Luckily, the Internet has unlimited information on everything diabetes- from insulin guides to dieting tips. Here is a list of 5 great resources for diabetes care!
Read MoreKore Cares offers medical alert systems for their clients. Medical alert systems or emergency response systems are a device that can easily call for help if someone finds themselves in the midst of a medical emergency or has fallen and needs help. Here are some quick facts about the Electronic Caregiver Premier:
Read MoreFrom an outside view, dementia and Alzheimer’s present as someone who is confused at times and often repeats themselves. Some memory care patients, especially in the beginning, can even “fake it” through shorter conversations with someone they no longer recognize in a way that is virtually unnoticeable to the person on the other end of the discussion. For the primary caregiver, the person who sees the toll these diseases take on their loved one, and often the person who receives the brunt of the negative behaviors associated with these diseases, it rears a much uglier head.
The truth is, both of these diseases have a series of behaviors that come with them that extend much further than memory loss. We have identified some of the most common of these behaviors and included strategies for dealing with these situations and avoiding them all together.
Read MoreIn healthcare, in-home care is the fastest growing service offering. More and more people are taking the necessary steps in their lives so they will be able to remain in their homes as long as possible. A hard decision for people (and family and friends involved in their care) in their later stages of life is deciding when or if they should go to a nursing home. Many do not want to choose that path, but without proper knowledge of what options are out there, they are left without a choice. Of course, when looking into care options, cost is a huge factor, so we have compiled pricing and benefit information to help make the decision easier.
Read MoreJoin us June 4, 2019 at 5:30 at Sertoma Park for AseraCare's annual 'A Butterfly to Remember’ event! For more information, check out AseraCare’s appearance on KELOLAND Living!
Read MoreThe holiday season is officially in full swing! That means holidays, spending time with family and friends, and tons of holiday meals and treats. Unfortunately, many of these desserts passed around are high in fat, carbs, and sodium which makes it difficult for those on health-related diets to enjoy. This season, we don’t want you to miss out! Here are a few recipes catered to specific diets to help you maintain your health while not missing out on all the great food that comes with the joy of the season!
Read MoreMany of our home care clients use adaptive devices that assist them with living independently in their home. Here are a few clever products that have helped our home care clients and might also help you or someone you know.
Read MoreAre you racking your brain for meal ideas? Are you struggling to find time to make home cooked meals? Stop stressing and call Chef Ellen.
Read MoreThe winter months can be hard on everyone, but for the elderly it can be especially dangerous. With cold/flu season and below zero temperatures among us, it’s difficult to keep ourselves healthy. Here are 6 tips to help get you through the winter safe and healthy!
Read MoreThe New Year is a time to refresh. It’s a time for starting new goals or re-starting old goals. No matter what you’re striving for in 2018, we’ve compiled a list of 4 ways to make sure this next year is off to a great start!
Read MoreThere are substitutions and delicious recipes out there that are sure to leave you wondering why you didn’t just try them in the first place! Here are 5 of them:
Read MoreLow-sodium diets can be a hassle, but in some situations they are necessary for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Still, it can be hard to stay motivated to keep up with these diets if you find yourself often wondering "what's the point?". This "part 1" post explains a low-sodium diet and how it's beneficial to you or your loved one.
Read MoreGrowing up, my grandparents had a huge impact on my life. As many of our clients are also grandparents, I want to share some stories about mine. Three of my grandparents have passed away: Bob Rogers, Erna Totton and Richard Totton. I would like to share with you a little about each of them and my journey to find peace in their passing in particular grandma Erna who passed away in January.
Read MoreWe often get questions from people who aren’t completely sure what in-home care can include. We’re here to give you 10 ways we can help you!
Read MoreSlow cooker (crock-pot) meals are a simple (and tasty) alternative to your everyday stove-cooked meals. They are easy to prepare, take almost no maintenance while cooking, and are great for leftovers.
Read MoreAssisted livings are residential settings that provide a variety of services to residents including meals, housekeeping, personal care services, medication management, and 24-hour assistance. In addition to this, assisted livings provide activities that promote socialization and emotional and physical well-being.
Read MoreLet’s say you or your loved one has identified the need for home care services. Perhaps you need help with grocery shopping, transportation to doctor appointments, housekeeping, or with personal care such as assistance taking a shower or getting dressed. You know what services you need, but how do you chose the right home care agency? Asking the right questions can help you decide which agency is the best fit for you.
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