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15 Jan Staying LA Strong: Help and Hope after the wildfires

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In the wake of the recent wildfires in Los Angeles, our hearts go out to everyone affected. We want to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude to the brave first responders who have worked tirelessly to protect our communities during this challenging time....

26 Feb Dealing with Dysphagia: Mealtime Tips for Parkinson’s Care

Posted at 08:32h in All Resources, General Legacy Homecare LA News & Updates, Parkinson's

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Welcome to Legacy Homecare LA, your trusted provider of personalized home health care services in the Los Angeles area. Today, we want to delve into a topic that affects many individuals living with Parkinson's disease: dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing. Mealtime can become a challenge, but...

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09 Feb A Guide to Fostering Senior Independence

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February is National Senior Independence Month, a time to celebrate and promote the autonomy of our cherished elders. While some seniors may require assistance, fostering independence remains a paramount goal for their well-being. In this blog post, we explore thoughtful ways to support seniors in...

04 Feb Tips for Adjusting to Life with Parkinson’s Disease

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Navigating life with Parkinson's presents a unique set of challenges that extend beyond the initial diagnosis. Embracing a comprehensive understanding of the disease, including its various stages and progression, empowers individuals to proactively address these challenges and not just survive, but thrive. By delving into...

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31 Jan Combating Flu Season

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As our loved ones age, their immune systems weaken. This transforms flu season from a yearly inconvenience into a life-threatening concern. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that between 70 and 85 percent of flu-related deaths occur in adults over the age of...

Home Safety: Creating a Haven for Your Loved One Many seniors dream of aging in place: remaining in their own homes as they grow older. To accomplish this goal, they and their children must carefully plan for the future. Older adults are vulnerable to falls and may struggle with various activities of daily living like showering, eating, and moving around the home. Today, we’ll discuss the steps required to create a haven for your loved one. Read on for Legacy Homecare LA’s home safety checklist for seniors. Senior Home Safety Requirements Drawing from the American Housing Survey, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention compiled a report about homes with aging-accessible features. The researchers found that while nearly all housing contains at least one accessibility feature, just ten percent of homes could be considered “aging-ready.” Contrary to popular belief, making a home accessible can be simpler than purchasing gadgets or scheduling major renovations. Begin by evaluating your loved one’s space for the following senior home safety concerns.

17 Jan Home Safety: Creating a Haven for Your Loved One

Posted at 07:38h in All Resources, ALS, Alzheimer's Resources, Dementia Resources, Parkinson's

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Home Safety: Creating a Haven for Your Loved One Many seniors dream of aging in place: remaining in their own homes as they grow older. To accomplish this goal, they and their children must carefully plan for the future. Older adults are vulnerable to falls and...

23 Aug Grief Awareness Day: Understanding and Supporting Seniors in Their Loss

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Aug. 30 marks Grief Awareness Day – an observation of the profound impact loss can have. It’s crucial to provide support, compassion, and understanding to people in mourning. At Legacy Homecare LA, we understand and support older adults’ needs, especially when they experience the pain...

14 Jul What Temperature Is Too Hot for Older Adults?

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As we settle into the heart of summer – a season often synonymous with vacation, picnics, and outdoor activities – it is crucial to consider how sweltering temperatures can affect older adults. At Legacy Homecare LA, we recognize the importance of protecting your loved ones...

27 Jun 7 Fun, Engaging Brain Games for Seniors

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It’s vital for older adults to stay mentally sharp and engaged, and playing brain games is an excellent way to strengthen memory, reasoning, and decision-making skills. Playing in groups also encourages social connections and a positive outlook, which can stave off loneliness and depression. Learn why...

22 Jun Keeping Older Adults Active: 5 Easy Chair Exercises

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Exercise is essential for everyone, and it’s vital for older people to stay fit and active. However, with age, your loved one may experience chronic joint pain or worry about falls, and these issues can make workouts more challenging. Chair exercises are an excellent option...

15 Jan Staying LA Strong: Help and Hope after the wildfires

26 Feb Dealing with Dysphagia: Mealtime Tips for Parkinson’s Care

09 Feb A Guide to Fostering Senior Independence

04 Feb Tips for Adjusting to Life with Parkinson’s Disease

31 Jan Combating Flu Season

17 Jan Home Safety: Creating a Haven for Your Loved One

23 Aug Grief Awareness Day: Understanding and Supporting Seniors in Their Loss

14 Jul What Temperature Is Too Hot for Older Adults?

27 Jun 7 Fun, Engaging Brain Games for Seniors

22 Jun Keeping Older Adults Active: 5 Easy Chair Exercises

7 Fun, Engaging Brain Games for Seniors

A Guide to Fostering Senior Independence

Addressing Speech and Swallowing Challenges in Seniors: A Homecare Approach

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