How to Communicate with Someone with Aphasia
A stroke or head injury can create a serious communication complication called aphasia. Aphasia is an illness that impacts a person’s ability to express or easily understand written or spoken language. Many individuals who are homebound live with aphasia. If you are a...
5 Tips for Summertime Home Health Safety
Summertime has arrived, and it is time to ensure you stay safe during the hottest days of the season. If you have loved ones that are elderly or homebound, there are a few things that you can do to make sure that they stay cool and safe during the summer. 1. Hydration...
6 Questions to Ask Before Working With a Home Health Agency
Welcoming a home health agency into your family’s routine is a massive decision. Your homebound family member deserves the best care possible. So, before you finalize a home health choice, make sure you ask the right questions during the interview process. At Angel...
Fall Risk Prevention Tips for the Homebound
Did you know that every 13 seconds, the ER admits an elderly patient for a fall injury? Falls are devastating for anyone, especially people living with progressive conditions like osteoporosis. One fall can put someone out of commission and lead to injuries that may...
How Home Health Care Can Help People With Chronic Pain
When a person lives with chronic pain due to an injury or progressive disease, everyday life can become difficult. With the addition of being homebound, living with chronic pain can leave you and your family caregivers looking for professional help. At Angel Home...
Tips for Keeping Your At-Home Loved One Healthy This Spring
Spring is officially in bloom and your homebound loved one deserves to experience all of the health benefits that come with the season. From light movement to creating fresh meals that satisfy nutritional needs and seasonal cravings, there are many things you and your...