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Senior Mental and Emotional Health: In-Home Care Southbury CT

In-Home Care Tips to Address Your Dad’s Mental and Emotional Needs

Blogs, Home Care, Senior and Health IssuesBy Lilly FonsecaApril 25, 2023

One out of five older adults (50+) has at least one mental health issue. Your dad’s mental and emotional health must be a priority to you and your family as he ages. You may not think of depression or suicidal thoughts as being something older adults experience, but that’s incorrect. Older men have the highest…

Social Media: Companion Care at Home Wilton CT

Companion Care at Home Tips on Senior Connection Via Social Media

Blogs, Social SeniorsBy Lilly FonsecaApril 14, 2023

Did you know that seniors are becoming influences on social media platforms like TikTok? It’s true. The benefits for seniors can be substantial, both socially and financially. Monetizing these social media platforms can provide extra income for seniors. The biggest benefit of social media for seniors is the purpose and connection. If you find that…

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