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5 Specific Health Issues Skilled Nursing Care Helps Your Senior Manage

As we embark on this journey through senior health, let's take a moment to appreciate the unsung heroes of skilled nursing professionals. They are the dedicated individuals who stand at the frontline, armed with expertise and empathy, ready to tackle the diverse health challenges our senior loved ones may face. From guiding them through the labyrinth of chronic conditions to aiding in their recovery post-surgery, our Athulya Home Healthcare skilled nursing care emerges as a beacon of support and reassurance, especially for seniors at home. In this blog, let’s explore the five specific health issues where our skilled nursing care changes seniors’ health. The Role of Athulya Skilled Nursing Professionals Our skilled nursing professionals play a vital role in caring for seniors at home and provide comprehensive medical care and support to seniors at home. They assess and administer medications, change dressings, monitor vital signs, manage medical equipment, and provide specialised

Transforming Elderly Care: Progressive Nursing Methods for Senior Health

  As our global population continues to age, the demand for innovative and progressive nursing methods for senior health is more critical than ever. The evolving landscape of elderly care calls for a paradigm shift in how we approach the well-being of our seniors. This blog explores the transformative strides in nursing methods tailored for senior health at Athulya Home Healthcare, focusing on a holistic approach that encompasses physical, emotional, and mental well-being. From specialised care programs to pain management strategies, we delve into the progressive methodologies that are reshaping the narrative of elderly care, fostering a new era of enhanced quality of life for our senior population. Holistic Health Assessments Progressive nursing methods for senior health begin with a fundamental shift towards holistic health assessments. Gone are the days of solely focusing on individual symptoms; instead, our healthcare professionals now engage in comprehensive evaluations that co

Senior Health and Wellness Redefined: The Power of Skilled Nursing

  Ageing gracefully is a universal aspiration, and for seniors, the pursuit of good health and well-being is paramount. Senior health and wellness are more than just buzzwords; they are the cornerstones of a fulfilling and contented life in one's golden years. In this quest for well-being, the role of skilled nursing at home has emerged as a powerful force of transformation. Skilled nursing , delivered in the comfort of one's home, has redefined the way we approach senior health and wellness. In this blog, we will explore the profound impact of skilled nursing on the lives of seniors and how it is reshaping the landscape of ageing. The Senior Health Evolution: Over the years, senior health has seen a remarkable evolution. Gone are the days when seniors had limited options and were often confined to hospitals for specialised care. In the modern era, seniors can access a higher level of healthcare within the comfort of their homes from Athulya Home Healthcare services, a trans

How has senior home healthcare developed over time

Home health care for seniors has evolved significantly over the past century. In the early days, home health care was primarily provided by family members or friends. As the population aged and the number of people with chronic health conditions increased, the demand for home health care grew. In response, home healthcare agencies began to spring up across the country. In the 1960s, the federal government began to play a more active role in funding home health care. This was due in part to the passage of Medicare and Medicaid, which provided government-funded health insurance to seniors and low-income individuals. As a result of government funding, home health care became more accessible and affordable for many seniors. In the 1980s, home health care began to shift from a focus on providing skilled nursing care to a more comprehensive approach that included personal care, rehabilitation, and social services. This shift was driven by a number of factors, including the increasing numb

International Day of Families – Why home care is a Blessing for the Elderly

  Athulya Home Care’s main aim in honoring International Day of Families is to increase awareness of the value and importance of family. Family is important because it provides support, protection, and unconditional affection They will always search for and bring out the best in you, even though you are unable to see it by yourself. They also help us in getting through the worst and best situations. Home Nursing care  is a type of senior care that allows to assist seniors with daily life tasks in the comfort of their own home. This can involve assistance with washing, grooming, clothing, eating, and other personal care activities.   Why do Senior citizens prefer home care? ➢     We all want to be in environments that make us feel secure and comfortable, and that is precisely what home provides. ➢     The elderly require care and comfort in order to live a healthy life free of anxiety and stress. So they prefer home care due to familiarity, security, independence, and home nurs

Malaria & older adults: How to avoid this life-threatening illness?

Malaria is a parasite-borne disease. Mosquitoes transmit the parasite to humans when they bite them. The malaria death rate climbed significantly with age, With 4.6% fatal cases among people over 65. People are frequently bitten by malaria-carrying insects. Therefore, elders should take measures like skilled nursing care at home .   SYMPTOMS ●        The most frequent symptoms of malaria are muscular pains, chills, high fever, and perspiration. Coughing, fatigue, feeling sick in the stomach, nausea, and sometimes diarrhea are other common symptoms of malaria and dengue among the elderly. Malaria can cause anemia and jaundice as it develops.   ●        Malaria symptoms often occur 10 days to one month after infection. Symptoms vary according to the kind of parasite. Some seniors do not feel ill for up to a year after being bitten by a mosquito. Parasites can survive in the body for many years without creating symptoms.   ●        Some parasites may remain dormant in the liver for