by Jennifer Benjamin | Aug 21, 2019 | Mobility Issues, Senior Home Safety, Senior Safety, Senior Safety, Travel Tips
In-home Assistance for Seniors: Long Island, NY One of the main reasons that our services are needed for older adults is for difficulties with standing and walking. Whether it’s assistance with ambulating, stepping into and out of a shower, or getting up from a...
by Jennifer Benjamin | Sep 4, 2018 | Caregiver in Plainview NY, Elder Care in Plainview NY, Elderly Care in Plainview NY, Home Care in Plainview NY, Home Care Services in Plainview NY, Senior Care in Plainview NY, Senior Safety
Caregiver in Plainview, NY: 10 Signs That It’s Time to Stop or Limit Driving Most people want to continue driving for as long as they can do so safely. However, for many people, a time will come when they must limit or stop driving, either temporarily or...
by Jennifer Benjamin | Mar 28, 2018 | Caregiver in Islip NY, Elder Care in Islip NY, Homecare in Islip NY, Senior Care Tips, Senior Kitchen Safety, Senior Safety
Most people regard kitchens as the heart of the home, but they can also be dangerous rooms for your aging adult. Here are some steps you can take to make the kitchen safer for your senior. Appliances Have Special Needs The kitchen is full of appliances...
by Jennifer Benjamin | Dec 8, 2017 | Elderly Care in Dix Hills NY, Home Winterization, Senior Safety, Senior Weather Preparations
When elderly people become dependent on others to help them out, such as family caregivers and home care assistants, they especially need help in maintaining the home. With age, it’s harder for seniors to do home maintenance tasks and upkeep like they used to. One...
by Jennifer Benjamin | Oct 4, 2017 | Home Health Care in Islip NY:, Senior Safety, Senior Weather Preparations
If a storm hits, do you have a plan to keep your mom safe? Hurricane season isn’t the only storm seniors face. A winter Nor’easter can knock out power for days. A strong thunderstorm may trigger tornadoes or straight sheer winds. Make sure your mom is...
