Independence is a freedom that we often take for granted. As we approach the 4th of July holiday, I encourage you to reflect on your independence and what it means to you. As I reflect on my independence, I recognize that I have been brought up as an independent American woman. Independence is everything to[…]
May is Stroke Awareness Month. Surprisingly, strokes are a leading cause of long-term disability in the U.S. The odds may seem are high, but surprisingly 80% of all strokes can be prevented. By eating right, ensuring your blood pressure is in range, maintaining a healthy weight and exercising are just a few of the ways[…]
The risk of diabetes is typically elevated among the elderly, in part because senior citizens may be less likely to be physically active and more likely to gain weight. Although diabetes places seniors at an increased risk of numerous health complications, it is possible to live life well with diabetes.Skilled nursing services from a home[…]
For seniors living at home with the help of home health professionals in Milwaukee, occupational therapy can promote independence and reduce the frequency of emergency room visits caused by accidents at home. Occupational therapy is similar to physical therapy, though it focuses primarily on task-specific goals rather than overall strength and mobility. If you or[…]
Do you have a loved one who needs regular medical care? The good news is that you have an option other than putting him or her in a nursing facility. Home health care from an RN lets your loved one stay in the comfortable, familiar surroundings of home without compromising his or her care. With[…]
YOUR GUIDE TO HOME CARE Navigating Home Care in the 21 st Century At ANS, we understand how important home care is—it provides individuals with the professional care they need in the comfort of their own homes. We also know how overwhelming this type of care can be for those who are new to it. In order to help people[…]