Senior Resources
Maintaining Physical Activity and Mobility for Seniors at Home
Maintaining physical activity and mobility is crucial for seniors, not just for their physical health, but also for their mental and emotional well-being. In this article, we will discuss some ways that seniors can maintain physical activity and mobility while staying at home. Consult a Healthcare Provider First and foremost, it is important to consult…
Read MoreHow to Identify and Prevent Internet and Phone Scams
With the holiday season now among us, it is important to keep in mind that scams will be at their highest due to the time of the year. Scammers know more people will be spending money around November and December for gifts and traveling, so they will be out in full force to try to…
Read MoreHealthy Aging Awareness Month – September 2022
Healthy aging month is in September, so we’re discussing some facts and activities that can help you participate and get active. History of Healthy Aging Month First, did you know that this year is the 30th anniversary of Healthy Aging Month? The inaugural month was September 1992 to promote it is possible to adopt a…
Read MoreAge My Way, A Helpful Guide for Aging Houstonians
While Older Americans’ month has come and passed, it is imperative that we continue to advocate for and seek proper care for aging adults. Older adults are the figureheads of many of our communities, as they are positive role models in important positions such as mentors, volunteers, civic leaders, friends, and, of course, family members. …
Read More10 MORE Resourceful Apps for Seniors
In our continuous dedication to creating a comfortable home life for aging adults, we here at Home Vitality Care have compiled a list of 10 more resourceful apps to help ease seniors and their loved ones: 1. Magnifying Glass + Flashlight It’s as simple as it sounds. The Magnifying Glass + app turns the smartphone’s…
Read MoreCoronavirus (COVID-19) Caring For Our Loved Ones At Risk
We are not wanting to create panic, but to be calmly prepared and take the necessary precautions with our senior clients and employees working with them. The CDC has added this additional advisory for your information. Those who are at higher risk and individuals who work with them should be aware of the potential chances…
Read More10 Resourceful Apps for Seniors
According to a fairly recent research performed by the Institute of Aging, the number of seniors living alone at home has been rapidly increasing each decade. This upward trend is primarily due to medical innovations and more accessible health care solutions; therefore, resulting in an increase of the average lifespan. And while these accomplishments are…
Read More5 Tips to Keep You Safe This Summer (2023)
Summer is the time when we make memories that we’ll remember for a lifetime. Though, sometimes we forget it is also the time we need to remember to take health precautions. Whether inside or outside, the heat that summer brings can lead to eye damage, heat exhaustion, dehydration and more. Here are fives tips…
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