HHPROS BLOG
Welcome to the Home Health Professionals Blog! Here, we share insights, tips, and updates on everything related to home health care. From expert advice on managing chronic conditions to the latest trends in health technology and personal stories from our community, our blog serves as a valuable resource for patients, caregivers, and health enthusiasts alike. Dive into our posts to stay informed, empowered, and connected with the world of home health care.
Heat Awareness
The heat of the summer is in full swing. With so many heat-breaking records already set this summer, it’s imperative to keep cool and hydrated. For senior adults, it’s even more important to keep body temperature regulated. Wondering why heat is so hard on the elderly? We’re here to explain it to you!
Freedom of Choice
Every July Americans celebrate the 4th of July. During this holiday we celebrate our freedom, our independence as a nation. This freedom permeates through to our healthcare and the freedom we have to choose our healthcare providers and even our plan of action. Going hand-in-hand with senior independence is an individual’s ability to choose their healthcare providers, healthcare services, and treatment.
Senior Independence
During the month of July, we like to take a moment to remind our community of the importance of senior independence. Encouraging independence in seniors is vital in promoting an overall sense of well-being, maintaining a sense of dignity and self-worth, and can enhance an individual’s quality of life. In this blog post, we are giving you 10 tips to help guide you and your loved one in this season of life.
National Aphasia Month
Aphasia is a communication disorder that affects a person’s ability to understand and produce language. It is typically caused by damage to the language areas of the brain, most commonly the left hemisphere, which is responsible for language processing in the majority of right-handed individuals and a significant portion of left-handed individuals.
People with aphasia may have difficulty speaking, understanding speech, reading, and writing.
Refer a Patient
Referring a patient to us means entrusting them to a team that values compassion, expertise, and personalized attention. Let us extend our care to those you care about. Thank you for choosing Home Health Professionals, where every patient is treated like family.