Roseville, CA (December 14, 2012) Always Best Care Senior Services announced today it will name the winner its first Caregiver of the Year award at the company’s International Conference in Las Vegas, February 24-26, 2013. “The purpose of the inaugural Caregiver of the Year award is to recognize a caregiver who demonstrates an extraordinary […]
One of the largest wallet busters for senior citizens is their grocery bill. Everyone has to eat and if you only shop at one store or don’t use coupons; chances are you are spending more money than necessary on food items. With a few simple steps, either you or your in-home caregiver can save you […]
Roseville, CA (December 12, 2012) Anyone can fall or become ill during the night. If someone lives alone, a fall or illness during the night can be disastrous. Who will know? When will help come? Introducing Always in Touch – a free telephone reassurance program sponsored by Always Best Care Senior Services that provides a […]
When a person does not get the appropriate amount of nutrients in their daily diet, their body can suffer. This might be an issue for a senior in your life, especially if they live alone and are unable to cook or grocery shop on a regular basis. Malnutrition is not always a sign of illness; […]
Reducing the risk of falls in and around the home of your elder loved one will enable them to continue an independent, healthy life. Each year, 2 million seniors are treated in emergency rooms throughout the United States following falls. Injuries can be long-term, including traumatic brain, stress and hip fractures. By taking proactive steps, […]
There are a variety of reasons that the elderly fall. Some of the reasons are preventable, but of course, it is impossible to prevent 100 percent of occurrences. Understanding how you can lower the chances of your elderly loved one from falling can help them stay safe and you feel as if you are doing […]
When a senior is forced to move, it can be a very stressful time for everyone involved. There are a variety of reasons that the move could be necessary including the necessity to transfer into assisted living, moving into a senior friendly home or the death of a spouse and inability to afford the home […]
