Posts Tagged ‘elderly’

Why Am I Always Cold? Understanding Temperature Sensitivity in Seniors

For many seniors, feeling cold isn’t just a winter phenomenon—it’s a year-round challenge that affects their daily comfort and well-being. At Thrive USA Home Care, we frequently hear this concern from our clients in Maryland and Florida, and we’re here to help you understand and address this common issue. Understanding Cold Sensitivity in Seniors As we age, our bodies undergo various changes that can affect how we perceive and regulate temperature. Several factors can contribute to feeling consistently cold: Medical Factors Age-Related Changes Practical Solutions for Staying Warm At Thrive USA Home Care, our experienced caregivers help seniors stay comfortable…

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Keep Your Kidneys Healthy with These 4 Tips

In the United States, 33 percent of adults are at risk for kidney disease. Kidney disease is a serious public health concern. Kidney disease is often undetected until it is very advanced. Unfortunately, this is the point at which someone will need dialysis or a transplant.  According to the National Kidney Foundation, only 10% of people with chronic kidney disease are diagnosed. It can cause serious health problems if left unchecked. March is National Kidney Month, so now is a good time to learn more about kidney disease and how to keep your kidneys in good health.  What is the…

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November is National Home Care and Family Caregivers Month

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During November, Americans remember all that we have to be thankful for. For many seniors, the family caregiver is high on this list. Perhaps this is one of the reasons why November has been set aside as National Home Care and Family Caregivers Month.  There are so many reasons to be thankful for what caregivers do. Many have jobs outside the home, or other familial commitments, yet give of themselves and their time and love every day to ensure that their senior loved one is well cared for.  Thanking Those Who are Often Left Thankless Caring for an aging loved…

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