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Always Best Care Senior Services
By amos548 October 05, 2012
I want to thank you all for being a great place that provides great care to all the people you have, my father is very pleased with his help received. Thank you! ...read more
Always Best Care Senior Services
By coryy344 September 25, 2012
When I needed some ones help Always Best Senior Services was there to help me! Thank you. ...read more
Always Best Care Senior Services
By jeann424 September 21, 2012
Very helpful in time of stress when you don't know what to do or where to start from and having all those mix feelings. The care giver provided by Always Best Senior Services was great and worked well with my mother which made me feel comfortable in knowing my mom had some one with her. ...read more
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San Diego Senior Care - Belmont Village Senior Living of Sabre Springs
The Belmont Village facility at Sabre Springs is your attractive residential community in San Diego, California. We feature great views of the valleys and foothills of North County, on a beautiful Mission-style community with outdoor features such as lush grounds and walking trails, a pool and putting green for our senior living residents. Conveniently positioned near shopping, two large medical clinics and Pomerado Hospital, places of worship, eateries and the Poway Center for the Performing Arts, Belmont Village also offers exciting indoor activities and caring services. Residents enjoy Belmont̢۪s distinctive interiors and signature programs in hospitality and dining. And those with support needs benefit from one of the best-trained, most responsive staffs in assisted living. Belmont Village residents can choose from a variety of studio, one-, and two- bedroom residence plans. We offer supervision by a licensed physical therapist and a concierge to arrange transportation with the Belmont Village driver for shopping trips, social outings, and doctor visits. We serve the greater San Diego area and the rest of Southern California. ...read more
By Belmont Village Senior Living Sabre Springs July 09, 2013
The Caregiver’s Bookshelf: A Friend Indeed in San Diego CA
The Caregiver's Bookshelf: A Friend IndeedBy PAULA SPAN When youraging parentis cycling from hospital to rehab to home and around again, when you're sitting in an E.R. with him wondering if he really ought to be there, what you really want is a friend in the business. You want someone who knows the health care ropes and the players, and can tell when asenioris being undertreated because of medical ageism ("What do you expect at your age?") or overtreated because orderingexpensive tests takes so much less time than sitting down with a patient and listening. You'd like this friend to be honest — no, blunt — in his medical counsel. He would explain, wryly but actually, how to get the most out of what he calls the "incredible shrinking office visit." He'd acknowledge that doctors can drive you crazy by deciding that anelderly patientis ready for discharge from a hospital without any sense of where they're headed afterward. Then he'd tell you how to respond. Dr. Mark Lachs has volunteered to be our friend in the business. An insider, as director of geriatrics for the NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System, he's surprisingly candid about the pitfalls and shortcomings of contemporary medicine, especially for old people. Yet his new book, "Treat Me, Not My Age: A Doctor's Guide to Getting the Best Care as You or a Loved One Gets Older," goes beyond analyzing the systemic problems of physicians who aren't trained to treat the elderly and hospitals designed to heal patients with a single problem, not multiple illnesses. ...continue reading from nytimes.com For the best in Elder Care, please visit www.inhomecaresandiego.com for more information in the San Diego area. ...read more
By Always Best Care Senior Services September 30, 2010
Understanding Memory Loss in Bostonia CA
Understanding Memory LossWhat is memory loss?Memory loss is something we all experience in life. We forget familiar names, we cannot remember where we left our wallets and purses the previous evening, and we can't remember everything needed at the grocery store without having a list. This type of memory loss is perfectly normal and as we age, such mild forgetfulness may start happening more and more.However there are also times when memory loss is not attributed to aging. For example, memory loss is one of the first signs ofAlzheimer's disease. Memory loss can also happen after suffering a traumatic experience. It can happen if you suffer from depression or are lonely, sad, worried and even when you're bored. It can result from dehydration, or after falling and hitting your head, or because of the way different medications you're taking interact with one another. Excessive use of drugs and alcohol can also be factors in memory loss....continue reading from thehomecaredirectory.com For information about care and assistance for a loved one in the Bostonia area, please visit www.inhomecaresandiego.com. ...read more
By Always Best Care Senior Services September 23, 2010