by hcstraightup | Oct 22, 2019 | Caregiver, Dementia, General Aging, Parkinson's, Stroke
Making the decision that your loved one needs to go to a facility is not easy and may not be for everyone. But if you’ve been considering a facility and aren’t sure if it is the right option check out this article first on determining if it is the right...
by hcstraightup | Oct 21, 2019 | Caregiver, Dementia, General Aging
We have all had those moments when we can’t remember what we were going to say, or we run into someone we used to work with and can’t recall their names. It’s normal. But what isn’t normal? How do we differentiate between general aging brain...
by hcstraightup | Oct 21, 2019 | Caregiver, Dementia, General Aging
Although the average American sleeps for 7-9 hours a night, nearly 40% of Americans report sleeping poorly. Poor sleep can affect your memory and mood as well as your overall health. According to Johns Hopkins individuals who are not getting enough sleep are 3x more...
by hcstraightup | Oct 21, 2019 | Caregiver, Dementia, General Aging, Parkinson's, Stroke, Teletherapy
It’s hard enough to deal with the idea that you are having increased difficulty communicating, but now you have the added stress a finding a therapist who can provide you with the very best treatment to ensure your rehabilitation is effective and efficient and...
by hcstraightup | Sep 23, 2019 | Diabetes, General Aging
The scary truth of the need for proper foot care when diabetic is that it isn’t talked about enough. Although not every foot wound or opening will lead to a diabetes related amputation, regular foot care is something that needs to be monitored and deserves just as...
