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A collection of essential articles, tips and recommendations for caregivers and families to help your loved one continue to live at home.
Dementia Care Services in Weldon Spring: Tips For Making Every Day Easier  

Dementia Care Services in Weldon Spring: Tips For Making Every Day Easier  

When a family member has dementia, it can be a struggle to know how to navigate every day. If you're looking after them, you may be unsure of what approach makes sense, or you may simply be too exhausted to plan far ahead. That's where Visiting Angels® Greater St. Charles can come in. With dementia care services in Weldon Spring, we're here to provide the assistance you need. 

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Prevent Wandering With Dementia Care Services in Greater St. Charles 

Prevent Wandering With Dementia Care Services in Greater St. Charles 

When a family member progresses through the stages of dementia, it can be upsetting and difficult for everyone involved. At Visiting Angels® Greater St. Charles, we're here to help. Through dementia care services, we support seniors with dementia as well as their families, alleviating many daily challenges and complexities. 

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Health and Financial Planning Tips for Single and Widowed Seniors

Health and Financial Planning Tips for Single and Widowed Seniors

Planning for the future can feel overwhelming, especially for single or widowed seniors who are handling their health and finances without a partner. Discover some essential health and financial planning tips for single or widowed seniors to maintain their independence, protect their assets, and ensure a comfortable future.

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Engaging Activities for Seniors

Engaging Activities for Seniors

Helping your senior engage in activities can play a vital role in enhancing their physical and mental well-being while deterring potential health challenges. Companion care services from Visiting Angels can provide social interaction and camaraderie to lift their spirits, keep them active, and reduce the cycle of chronic isolation.

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Recognizing Eye Issues in Seniors

Recognizing Eye Issues in Seniors

As your loved one ages, their vision will naturally change. However, some eye issues go beyond typical age-related adjustments and may indicate more serious conditions. Recognizing these issues early can help prevent vision loss, enhance quality of life, and allow for timely medical intervention. Here are a few questions to help you determine whether your senior is experiencing eye difficulties.

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