Alzheimer’s Disease: Why More Women than Men?
Recently there has been new information released in regards to the people being affected by Alzheimer’s disease. Of the current 5 million people living with the disease about 2/3 of them are women. Recent news reports have mainly focused on the new information presented which states that women in their 60’s are more likely than […]
Resources for Senior Care
As a caregiver we know you do everything you can to ensure your loved one gets what they need when they need it. We also understand that caregiving may not be your only responsibility, and that can make the other duties you are in charge of difficult too. Caregiving is a job in itself, but […]
Alzheimer’s Disease: Would you want to know?
The amount of people projected to be diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease is expected to grow exponentially in the upcoming years, especially in part to the aging baby boomers. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia and is a progressive problem in which memory, thinking and behavior slowly decline and worsen through the years. […]
Resources for Dementia & Alzheimer’s Patients
A severe decline in mental ability is enough to sadden anyone especially as it occurs during old age. Dementia and Alzheimer’s invades one’s life greatly and makes tasks that were once easy much more difficult, which upsets the routines you or your loved one may be accustomed to. It is important to note that dementia […]
DAV: Veterans Information Seminar on May 3,2014
[vc_row top_margin=”none” el_position=”first”] [vc_column top_margin=”none”] [vc_column_text el_position=”first last”] Oxnard Family Circle Adult Day Health Care Center is excited to announce that we will be hosting the DAV Veterans Information Seminar brought to you by the DAV Oxnard Chapter #99.
Fun & Healthy Foods for Seniors
Changing Nutritional Needs As our loved ones age their diets change along with them, and as a caregiver you may be concerned about their nutritional needs. Changing taste palettes along with a decreasing appetite makes it difficult to get your loved one to eat properly. Sometimes fast food is used an alternative since it is […]
Caring for a Loved One: Post-acute Rehabilitation
When a loved one is discharged from the hospital it is one of the greatest reliefs in the world, as they are on their way towards making a full recovery. This transition is not always easy; especially if your loved one was in the hospital for an extended period of time and now requires post-acute […]
Looking for Senior Care Workshops? Check out these great options:
If you are a caregiver, you may feel overwhelmed or a bit lost at times. You may just want some advice on how to make your caregiving experience a bit less stressful. The following workshops are available to help you meet other caregivers, share your experiences and learn tips and tricks to provide the best […]
Winter Crafts For Seniors
Regardless of what holiday you celebrate, winter crafts are always a fun idea for seniors. It’s wonderful to be able to create something with your loved one that can be cherished forever, and also provides your loved one with a sense of accomplishment afterwards. Although the holidays are over, many of these crafts can provide […]
New Years Resolutions: Caregiver Edition
When the clock strikes midnight on the first day of the new year, many of us decide to make a resolution or two. Much of the time, our resolutions are based on lifestyle decisions and changes that will benefit us physically, emotionally, or how we interact with others. They are promises to ourselves to become […]
