Cognitive Health and Safety
For seniors with dementia or memory loss, safety is a priority. Preventing wandering with door alarms, labeling important items, and keeping a structured routine can help. Caregivers play a vital role in providing supervision and support.
Fall Prevention at Home
Falls are a leading cause of injuries among seniors. Simple adjustments like installing grab bars in bathrooms, using non-slip rugs, ensuring proper lighting in hallways, and removing clutter can significantly reduce fall risks. Encouraging regular exercise also improves balance and strength.
Medication Safety for Seniors
Managing multiple medications can be overwhelming. Seniors should use pill organizers, set reminders, and have regular medication reviews with their doctor to prevent harmful drug interactions. Caregivers can help by ensuring prescriptions are taken as directed.
Home Security for Seniors
Seniors are often targeted by scams and home invasions. They should have secure locks, and doorbell cameras, and avoid sharing personal information over the phone. Emergency contacts should be easily accessible, and caregivers can help monitor suspicious activity.
Preventing Elder Abuse
Elder abuse can be physical, emotional, or financial. Warning signs include unexplained injuries, sudden changes in mood, or missing funds. Families and caregivers should be aware of these signs and know how to report suspected abuse to authorities.
Fire Safety for Seniors
Seniors may have limited mobility, making fire safety crucial. Smoke detectors should be checked regularly, escape routes should be clear, and kitchen safety should be emphasized—like never leaving cooking unattended. Caregivers can assist with emergency preparedness.
Safe Bathing and Personal Care
Slippery bathtubs and showers pose risks. Seniors should use shower chairs, and handheld showerheads, and have a caregiver assist if needed. Maintaining dignity and comfort during personal care is essential for their well-being.
Nutrition and Food Safety
Seniors need balanced meals rich in vitamins and proteins. Food safety includes proper storage, avoiding expired foods, and preventing foodborne illnesses. Caregivers can assist with meal preparation and hydration reminders.
COVID-19, How to protect yourself and others
Updates/Jasmine Forever Care Services
During this epidemic, we at Jasmine Forever Care Services are making it our priority to take all available measures in order to prevent the further spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) by following all of the guidelines from the CDC (https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/index.html). While the federal government is hard at work investigating, and working to slow the rate of COVID-19.
