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Six Ideas Seniors Can Try When Arthritis Flares

Arthritis can be truly debilitating for seniors, especially when pain flares and movement feels impossible. Many seniors with arthritis avoid moving because they don’t want to trigger pain and inflammation. But there may be other things they can try, especially when their arthritis pain is flaring. 24-hour home care providers can be there to offer...

How Does Companion Care at Home Benefit Seniors?

When they first start aging in place, seniors might not realize how life starts to change. Spending more time alone and having a more difficult time meeting social needs makes life tougher in subtle ways. Companion care at home is an easy way for seniors to have someone to talk to, but there are other...

When Is It Time for Alzheimer's Home Care? Signs Your Loved One May Need Additional Support

Receiving an Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis can be overwhelming for both seniors and their families. In the early stages, many individuals continue living independently with only minor adjustments to their routines. Over time, however, the progressive nature of Alzheimer’s disease often creates new challenges that affect memory, judgment, safety, and daily functioning. As these changes occur,...

🎉Big announcement! 🎉

We’ve earned the Gold Seal of Approval from @Joint Commission! Joint Commission, an independent, evidence-based standards setting organization that sets the benchmark for safe, high-quality patient care through healthcare accreditation, has recognized Home Helpers of Santa Clara Valley with Home Care Accreditation, a symbol of our commitment to providing safe, high-quality healthcare to all. Thank...

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Caring for Seniors Living with Parkinson’s Disease

Parkinson’s disease affects so many different areas of the patient’s life. For family caregivers, understanding more about the condition helps them to be there for the seniors they love who struggle with Parkinson’s disease. Home care providers can offer families the support they need while they adapt to the changes Parkinson’s brings. Learn More About...

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When Do Seniors Need More Help?

Respecting seniors and their desire to age in place is one thing, but when they need some more help, what can family caregivers do for the seniors they love? The first step in answering that question is to look at what else might be going on. Recognizing the signs that seniors need more help allows...

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Celebrating Caregiver of the Month and Rising Star of the Month!

We are excited to celebrate and recognize the incredible dedication of our caregiving team! These special moments honor caregivers who go above and beyond, demonstrating compassion, professionalism, and a true commitment to the well-being of our clients. Through their hard work and positive impact, they make a meaningful difference every day, and we are proud...

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What Do Families Need to Know About Seniors with Dementia Driving?

Driving is an important part of personal identity for so many seniors. That’s often because it’s associated with remaining independent and taking care of life on their own terms. But when seniors receive a dementia diagnosis, they might worry that they have to automatically stop driving. The reality is that seniors may be able to...

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Five Reasons Family Caregivers Need to Prioritize Respite Care

If they’re paying close attention to how they’re feeling, family caregivers may start to become aware that they need some time away from caregiving duties. That’s easier said than done, though. Lots of times emotions get in the way and family caregivers put respite time on the back burner. Understanding why they should be prioritizing...

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