By birdgirl November 10, 2015
This place is cruel and filthy, and it smells like a sewer. Everything gets stolen. Everything. There were even recurring mysterious injuries with our loved one. If you can find any other place for your loved one, go there. This place is a trap. ...read more
By Symmetry Direct December 16, 2011
I am a volunteer, with Community Projects. The work is easy. The employees are fun. Most of the activities are held, at St. Mary's Academy, where I graduated, in 1983. ...read more
By barb emanuele at Citysearch November 07, 2011
I am an out of work CNA and nursing student with lots of experience. I went here to apply and couldn;t even find the door. What I DID find was a dark, dismal place and a ditzy, rude dingbat who said, "There are no openings for CNAs anyway." What the hell happened to compassionate care and customer service?! How demoralizing, to think that someone's loved one is being treated like this! Gives a new meaning to "for profit." Time to reexamine the current culture of healthcare and give people--staff and residents both--a new hope! ...read more
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By Herbalife July 21, 2010
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By Herbalife July 21, 2010
By Amy Suttle from the Home Instead Senior Care office in Milwaukee Wisconsin Q. With Alzheimer's a real threat for someone like me who is past 80, are there early warning signs and anything that can be done to help people avoid the ramifications of this awful disease? So far I am in great health physically and mentally. As a matter of fact, new research has shed light on what could be the earliest warning signs of Alzheimer's disease, which may open the door to helping people fight back against the disease. Even very early in Alzheimer's disease, people become less efficient at separating important from less important information, according to the study, published in the May issue ofNeuropsychology. Remembering what's most important is central to daily life. For example, if you went to the grocery store but left your shopping list at home, you'd at least want to remember the milk and bread, if not the jam. The researchers asked participants, who were recruited from the in St. Louis Alzheimer's , to study and learn neutral words that were randomly assigned different point values. When asked to recall the items, participants were asked to maximize the total value. All participants, even those with Alzheimer's disease, recalled more high-value than low-value items. However, the Alzheimer's groups were significantly less efficient than their healthy age peers at remembering items according to their value. The authors speculated that Alzheimer's disease makes it harder for people to encode what they learn in a strategic way. Because encoding is the first step in long-term memory, this affects their ability to remember things according to their value. This research, the authors say, suggests the potential for improved memory training. People with early-stage Alzheimer's might remember important information better by learning to be more strategic and selective when encoding high-value information, even though it comes at the expense of neglecting less-important information, the authors said. Another great way to stay healthy is to remain active. Volunteer if you can and even consider a part-time job like that of a caregiver. Home Instead Senior Care regularly hires other seniors to serve as companions to older adults, assisting them with household tasks or just serving as a friend. For more information about Home Instead Senior Care, contact Amy Suttle at 414.259.9820 or visitwww.homeinstead.com. For more aboutthe study, log on to http://www.apa.org/releases/memory.html. ...read more
By Home Instead Senior Care June 05, 2009
Hospice services are very personal and caring in nature, so it does not seem right to produce a huge marketing method to sell these services. It is better to build relationships and participate in events to make your services know to potential patients. ...read more
Although we hope everyone will recover from an illness or old age, this is oftentimes not the case. In some situations, there is nothing that can be done to restore a person’s health. However, hospice care can make the end of one’s life much more comfortable through physical, e... ...read more
