Edmonton Senior Health | April 23, 2019
Seniors and Rest | Sleep is important for all of us, and getting enough rest can have a variety of positive impacts on one’s health. According to studies, heart health, brain health, daily activity, energy and the immune system are improved with proper sleep. However, most adults don’t get enough rest, and for seniors, that can mean worse health.
In-home senior care can help your aging loved one implement the tools to ensure better rest and health.
Many habits that encourage good sleep and rest are habits for good health. Care providers will work with seniors to create a daily schedule that facilitates their best quality of life. This includes hobbies, lifestyle preferences, social activities, or community activities they want to engage in. Having a regular schedule can also improve memory and feelings of safety or stability for seniors of all ages.
Care providers use daily routines to implement healthy dietary adjustments, such as cutting sugar or caffeine at night. This doesn’t mean your loved one’s habits are disrupted, but an after-dinner coffee could be replaced with a non-caffeinated beverage which can lead to better sleep at night.
In-home care providers can also help implement regular medication reminders according to the doctor’s recommendations. Staying on schedule can make medication more effective, reduce side effects, and reduce the likelihood of missed or forgotten medication.
If you are concerned about the health and well-being of your aging loved ones we can help with retirement care, 24-hour care, respite care, senior care, companionship care, end-of-life care, post-surgery care, palliative care, personal care, senior living transition services, and much more!
Comfort Keepers®’ are trained caregivers who help provide senior clients with the highest quality of life possible to keep them happy and healthy at home.
Our Interactive Caregiving™ provides a system of care that addresses companionship, safety, nutrition, mind, body, and activities of daily living (ADLs).
Moreover, our trained caregivers are selected with one specific quality: empathy. Empathetic care is care that starts in the heart, and it allows us to meet our client’s exact needs.
To learn more about senior care in Edmonton, contact the Comfort Keepers® office to discuss our unique service offering. If you live in Devon, Edmonton, Sherwood Park, or Stony Plain and surrounding areas, contact Comfort Keepers at 780-465-4665.
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