How to Help with the Transition to Adult Day Care
Does your elderly loved one refuse your idea to attend adult day care? If you’re struggling to make them understand its benefits, we can help you make the idea more…
Caregiver Myth: Caregivers Can’t Work Full-time
Can a person truly work full-time and still care for their elderly loved one? Here’s yet another caregiver myth we’re going to put to the test. Caregivers can get the…
NADHC Sponsor Spotlight: US Mechanic
At Nevada Adult Day Healthcare Centers, we appreciate all of our adult care supporters. We would like to show our appreciation with a sponsor spotlight to US Mechanic. This fleet…
The Stages of Dementia in Seniors
Anyone can be a little forgetful at times. But if you care for a senior, it’s best to monitor their behavior and be mindful of the signs of dementia. When…
Home Activities You Can Do with Your Disabled Loved One
Struggling to find home activities for a disabled loved one? With disabled care in mind, you may want ideas for activities that exercise their minds and keep them active even…
Caregiver Myth: I’m Not a Good Caregiver
Am I doing a good enough job caring for my loved one? The caregiver myth of not being up to a certain standard is difficult for many to live with.…
How to Tackle Elderly Hunger and Malnutrition
Has your elderly loved one eaten today? As we get older, our sense of taste and smell can decrease, which affects how well we eat. It’s critical to assess…
Caregiver Myth: There’s No Education for Caregivers
Today, we explore another caregiver myth: Is there such thing as education for caretakers? While every guardian has their own way of caring for their loved one, education and training…
Scary Good Time: How to Celebrate Halloween with Your Elderly Loved One
Want to have a Franken-tastic Halloween with your elderly loved one but have no clue what to do? Don’t be scared away from a great spooky holiday. We have ideas…
How to Live Fully with Disability and Dementia
Can someone with dementia live a full and happy life? With the evolution of medicine and care, people with disabilities are living longer lives than ever before. Although many people…
