For a senior with Alzheimer’s the process of getting to a medical appointment, being in an unfamiliar place, and being surrounded by unfamiliar people can be very unsettling and upsetting.
Physician house calls are now available that make it much easier and stress free for seniors to get the routine monitoring and basic medical care that they need.
One of the biggest complaints that seniors and their families have about medical appointments is that seniors don’t get enough time with their doctors.
Anxiety is very common among seniors. Some estimates are that 20% or more of seniors experience anxiety or have symptoms of an anxiety disorder.
If your senior parent has recently returned home after being in the hospital due to a fall, a stroke, a heart attack, or an accident they are probably very glad to get home but still in need of regular medical care.
Remote patient monitoring is an essential service that offers your mom the privacy she wants without risking her health or safety.
Seniors and their families who are worried about the risks that seniors face of catching serious illnesses when they go out in public should know that doctor visits at home for seniors are now available.
If your senior loved one is suffering from Parkinson’s disease the struggle to get them to the doctor’s office for routine care and exams can be hard on you and hard on them.
One of the toughest parts of caring for a senior parent with Alzheimer’s is trying to get them the care they need as the disease progresses.
Seniors who are aging in place can face unique challenges and risks when it comes to getting medical care.
