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Count your blessings. Make a list of at least twenty blessings in your life. These might include such things as good health, a loving family, friends, a roof over your head and food to eat, and so on. Read the list often and feel a sense of contentment as you reflect on the many good things you enjoy. #InHomeCare #PersonalCare #SeniorCare

With 2020 being such a challenging year in so many ways, there is always some positive that comes from it. These takeaways are something to remember and always consider. #InHomeCare #PersonalCare #SeniorCare

Studies have shown that decorating for the holidays helps improve your mood and well-being! So decorate to your heart's content and fill your home with joy. Decorating with your family is a great activity to do together and will get you in the holiday spirit! #InHomeCare #SeniorCare #PersonalCare #HoldiaySeason

Now every weekday! Join us for live music from the 30s to the 60s and conversation with Steve Toll, care enhancement specialist. Invite your friends and family.

Be Social: Spend precious time with family, friends and grandchildren. Staying connected will help seniors feel connected, especially if they have mobility issues. All the visits, chats on the telephone or zoom/facetime calls will help to make seniors feel more upbeat, which is the best medicine at any age. We can offer our companionship services to help keep seniors social and keep the loneliness away! #Companionship #SeniorCare #InHomeCare

Home care providers will travel about 8 billion miles to deliver the best health care in the world. This week, we give a special thank you to all of our home care aides.

Don't let quarantine keep you cooped up in your house with nothing to do! There are plenty of activities you can do while still practicing safe social distancing. Go out for a walk and look at your neighborhood Christmas lights! This is sure to bring some cheer and excitement for the upcoming holidays. #InHomeCare #PersonalCare #SeniorCare

Why stay physically active? So many reasons to exercise! It is proven to alleviate depression and improves energy and memory. Have an exercise program approved by a physician for you and have a caretaker go on long walks or short strolls which can help to keep you healthier longer. Happy, healthy seniors can still present a lot of care challenge needs. However by contributing more to their health, they will give caregivers a little less to worry about. #InHomeCare #PersonalCare #StayActive

Family caregivers manage health emergencies, juggle priorities, and suffer isolation - and all that was before COVID. During Family Caregivers Month, we recognize and honor their actions. Learn how we can help family caregivers: https://fal.cn/3bozM

It's National Donut Day! Treat yourself to a little something sweet and decompress from all your stress. #PersonalCare #InHomeCare

#HomeCareandHospiceMonth #InHomeCare #PersonalCare #SeniorCare #RespiteCare

Here are steps you can take to ensure your loved one’s health and safety in case you contract COVID-19. https://fal.cn/3blJ0

During the month of November, the home care and hospice community honors the millions of nurses, home care aides, therapists, and social workers who make a remarkable difference for the patients and families they serve. These heroic caregivers play a central role in our health care system and in homes across the nation. #InHomeCare #PersonalCare #Caregivers #NationalHomeCareandHospiceMonth