As seniors age, companionship becomes increasingly important to their well-being. And at Boundless Care, Inc., we understand the significance of having a caring companion by their side. Hence, our home care services provide them with a compassionate caregiver who offers emotional support, assistance with daily activities, and medication management. Companionship is an essential aspect of our home care services. Our …
Ensuring Safety in NEMT for Seniors
We are committed to providing safe and reliable non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) services for seniors. As seniors age, their transportation needs change, so we offer senior transport as part of our comprehensive care management services. Transportation is an essential aspect of our senior care in California. We ensure our clients have safe and reliable transportation to never miss their medical …
Ways to Help The Elderly Their Well-Being
These days, it is important to look out for our senior loved one’s well-being, especially if they are living alone. Seniors are prone to various diseases and depression and isolation can hit them anytime. So make sure to do something to reduce their risk of getting affected with such conditions. Here are some ways you can do to help improve …
Low-Impact Exercises for Seniors with Limited Mobility
Engaging in daily exercise is essential to maintaining a healthy weight. As we age, staying physically active can be challenging due to factors like poor mobility and chronic illness diagnosis. Fortunately, in-home caregivers can assist with ADLs as well as exercise for older adults. As a leading provider of home care services in San Jose, California, we will share a …
Dealing with Repetitive Behaviors of a Dementia Patient
Every family caregiver providing senior care to a loved one with dementia has experienced dealing with their loved one’s repetitive behaviors such as asking the same questions or doing the same activities again and again. As a provider of non-medical home care services, here are ways to respond to repetitive behaviors of your dementia patient: Keep your answers brief It’s …