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Home Care Provided by OptimumCare Home Care Services Enhance Independence and...

The trend in aging today is focused on aging in place, or aging at home rather than nursing homes. Maintaining mobility and independence is the foundation of living at home as long as possible. Reducing fall risk, supervision with medications and...

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Finding Compassionate and Effective Elderly and Disabled Care Options with OptimumCare...

It’s not enough to know that home health care agency is providing for the physical needs and safety of a loved one. You also want compassionate and effective care for your elderly or disabled loved one. That connection or bond that a care...

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Medication Oversight for Home Health Care Clients

In home-based care environments, medication oversight is an important aspect of high quality care and services. What exactly does medication oversight mean for care providers and health care agencies? States regulate what home health care aides...

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Holidays Can Be Trying for Seniors

For most of us, the holidays generate happy, joyous anticipation, but for many seniors, the holiday season is rife with loneliness, depression, and isolation. Many seniors view the holidays as a time to remember all that they have lost – from...

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Are You a Senior Caregiver?

Today, you’re likely to find more senior caregivers providing the burden or brunt of care for aging loved ones. That’s because changes in healthcare have encouraged seniors, whenever possible, to age in place, and to maintain independence as...

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Matters of the Mind Are Important for Seniors

Do you know the difference between depression and dementia? What about anxiety disorders or delirium? Matters of the mind are especially important for seniors. As caregivers, staff at OptimumCare Home Care Services is knowledgeable and educated...

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