Managing Relationship Challenges Following a Traumatic Brain Injury
Along with the many life changes after a traumatic brain injury (TBI), intimate relationships are impacted in a variety of ways due to: Read More
12 Strategies to Ease Traumatic Brain Injury Care
Taking care of a loved one who’s undergone a traumatic brain injury can be easier to manage when armed with education and insight. The recommendations below, courtesy of the leading provider of home and hospice care in Albuquerque, NM and nearby areas, can minimize stress and frustration for both family caregivers and traumatic brain injury survivors. Read More
Tips to Ensure Your Home Blood Pressure Monitoring Is Accurate
For a short definition, Harvard Health describes that the top number (systolic pressure) measures artery pressure at the moment the heart beats (whenever your heart contracts), while the bottom number (diastolic pressure) monitors the pressure in between heartbeats (when the heart is resting). Read More
Take the “IF She Were a SWAN…” Challenge to Better Detect Signs of Heart Attack in Women
We all know the story of the ugly duckling who ended up to be a gorgeous swan. The apparent moral of that particular story is that many things, upon first appearance, are not what they seem to be. Read More
Are Symptoms of COPD Impacting Your Senior Loved One? We’ve Got Tips to Help!
The National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute estimates that as many as 12 million adults are currently diagnosed with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), and another 12 million could be living with the disease and not even be aware of it. Read More
COPD Care Tips to Help Seniors Breathe Easier
When providing COPD care for an older loved one in Utah or New Mexico, you’re probably well aware that outdoor air pollution can exacerbate symptoms. However, did you know that poor air quality in the home can also cause problems? Read More
