
AHE NEWS AND INFORMATION
At Home Eldercare will provide you with the assistance and support that will be needed as you seek care for your loved one. Our organization aims to reinvent the senior home care space by offering insight that will help you find the right care.
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Signs it may be time to ask for more Help.
Caring for a loved one is a journey filled with love, patience, and devotion. As their needs evolve, there may come a time when a little extra support can help them continue living safely and comfortably at home. If you’re wondering whether now is the right time to seek caregiving assistance, here are a few…
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Boost Senior Well-being with Board Games
Did you know that board games offer benefits beyond entertainment, particularly for seniors? Regular playing board games can enhance quality of life and emotional well-being, improve memory and attention, and may even help slow cognitive decline. Here are some of our favorite board games: Scrabble More than just a classic word game, Scrabble builds vocabulary,…
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The 4 Essential Qualities of a Great Care Professional
Whether you’re providing care for a loved one yourself or considering hiring a professional, understanding what makes a great caregiver is essential. Here are the four key qualities to look for: 1. Empathy Caregiving goes beyond physical assistance—it requires emotional support as well. A great caregiver understands and respects their client’s feelings, meeting them with…
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Supporting you Through the Tough Days of Caregiving
We know that some days as a caregiver can be especially tough. You’re not expected to wear a smile all the time—caregiving comes with moments of deep connection but also moments of exhaustion. Anyone who has ever prepared a bath for a loved one understands both the tenderness and the routine effort that come with…
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Make Gardening Easier and more Enjoyable for your Loved One
With warmer weather finally here, it’s the perfect time to enjoy gardening with your loved one. Here are some thoughtful ways to make gardening more comfortable, accessible, and fulfilling: Plan a Thoughtful Layout Adapt your garden layout to accommodate wheelchairs or walkers by ensuring paths are level, spacious, and equipped with handrails if needed. A…
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Safe & Enjoyable Walks!
The weather is finally warming up, making it the perfect time to enjoy a walk with your senior loved one. Here are some key tips to ensure their safety and comfort while getting fresh air and movement: Check the Forecast and Plan Accordingly Before setting out, review the weather conditions to ensure a safe and…
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Easing the Daylight Saving Time adjustment for your Loved One
Are you or your loved one feeling the effects of the time change? The shift in daylight can be especially disorienting for individuals with dementia, but small adjustments can make the transition smoother. Here are a few tips, adapted from Alz.org, to help caregivers reduce sundowning episodes and ease evening transitions: 1. Adjust Gradually The…
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Meaningful Activities for Seniors with Memory Loss
Engaging activities play a crucial role in enhancing the quality of life for seniors with memory loss. From sensory therapies to social gatherings, these activities help stimulate cognitive function, encourage emotional well-being, and foster a sense of connection. Whether it’s reminiscing over old photographs, enjoying music therapy, or participating in group activities like gardening, small…
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Learn the DICE approach to help your loved one
Dementia is more than memory loss—it often involves agitation, depression, aggression, hallucinations, and wandering, creating major challenges for caregivers. The DICE Approach is a free, evidence-based method for managing behavioral and psychological symptoms in dementia (BPSD). Developed by experts, it includes: This program is completely free. There is no catch –just a proven tool to…
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Take a Tour of the New At Home Eldercare Raleigh Office
Take a Tour of the New At Home Eldercare Raleigh Office Gavin Densmore • November 6, 2020 We have moved! At Home Eldercare has a new office in Raleigh. The address is 187 Wind Chime Ct, Suite 202, Raleigh, NC 27615. We just signed the lease, so this is the first in a series of…
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While There Is Hope, Still a Long Journey Ahead
While There Is Hope, Still a Long Journey Ahead Gavin Densmore • December 1, 2020 There has been a lot of encouraging news lately about vaccines for COVID-19 being available very soon, Pfizer and Moderna are in the final stages of the approval process for their vaccines, and Astra Zeneca has a candidate, but some…
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For Immediate Release – At Home Eldercare Announces Merger with Loyalty Brands
For Immediate Release – At Home Eldercare Announces Merger with Loyalty Brands Gavin Densmore • January 10, 2021 RALEIGH, NC – January 11, 2021 – Today, At Home Eldercare, LLC, the recognized leader in In-Home, Non-Medical Senior Care, is pleased to announce their merger with Loyalty Brands LLC of Virginia Beach, VA. At Home Eldercare is…
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Planning for a Post Pandemic World
Planning for a Post Pandemic World Gavin Densmore • February 8, 2021 The end is in sight, and that is good news! With 2 approved vaccines and more on the way, the world is already starting to reopen. That means we can start planning for the future again, free from the uncertainty of lockdowns and…
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7 Summer Tips for Senior Care: Keeping Seniors Safe in the Heat
7 Summer Tips for Senior Care: Keeping Seniors Safe in the Heat Gavin Densmore • July 13, 2021 Preparation is key to maintaining a healthy balance of fun and sun. Keep your Senior loved ones safe this summer by learning how to prevent heatstroke, heat exhaustion, and other heat-related illnesses. 1. Encourage them to drink…
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Senior Care Industry Lamenting Having to Raise Quality Standards, At Home Eldercare Already There
Senior Care Industry Lamenting Having to Raise Quality Standards, At Home Eldercare Already There Gavin Densmore • July 13, 2021 In a recent article on the Home Health Care News website, Senior Home Care providers are lamenting the increased costs that are lingering as the Coronavirus pandemic subsides. Many of them are upset that they…