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Did you know that if your loved one stays hydrated, they are at lower risk for falls? According to geriatric experts, many older people don’t drink enough fluids which can increase fall risk. As you age, your body doesn’t demand water as it did whe…

Ten months ago, Elijah was in the hospital on hospice care, waiting for the right foster family to bring him home and give him some comfort in his last days. Then he met Becca, and everything changed. Less than a year later, Elijah is off hospice ca…

Many older adults prefer to age in place, which means living at home as they grow older. These practical tips from Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) can help your loved one stay healthy if they choose to live at home, whether alone…

What is hospice care? Hospice care is a compassionate approach to end-of-life care that focuses on providing comfort, support, and dignity to individuals with terminal illnesses. It is a specialized form of care that aims to improve the quality of…

When Sabrina joined the Aveanna Home Health team, she was looking for flexibility and autonomy. She found that and so much more. What began as a job change to benefit her growing family evolved into an incredibly rewarding career. As Sabrina says, “…

Hannah joined the Aveanna team soon after completing her occupational therapy graduate program in 2019. She began her OT career with a strong sense of purpose. Her passion has only grown since then, thanks to the life-changing relationships and fun …

Your loved one can stay healthy and exercise daily in the comfort of their own home. Here are four senior-friendly fitness ideas that can be accomplished in just 10-15 minutes each day. 1. Indoor/Outdoor Walking. One of the easiest forms of exerci…