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Flourish in Place Celebrates Angel!
Angel Graduating from Seminole State College! Angel Promoted to Office Manager! The whole Flourish in Place family congratulates Angel Herd this month for two huge accomplishments. While working full-time as our Human Resource Manager and Scheduler, Angel successfully completed her coursework for an Associates Degree in Business Administration from Seminole State College. She will be … Continue reading
Watch for Infection! Importance of Wound Care for the Elderly
Early Treatment for Wounds Prompt attention to wounds is vital for the elderly. Even seemingly minor injuries can escalate into major problems if left untreated. As we age, many factors work together to prolong healing. Thinner skin and medications are two of the common reasons for longer healing time in elderly people. https://westcoastwound.com/what-slows-wound-healing-in-older-patients/ Caregivers should … Continue reading
End-of-Life Planning: Hard but Necessary!
Planning for the Future: Essential Documents and Directives for End-of-Life Care Bill Bush (pictured above) was an amazing example of planning ahead for his family. He had all documents clearly marked and in order. He made sure his family knew where to find everything they needed when he passed away. His family appreciated his organization, … Continue reading
Importance of Investing in Your Elderly Parents’ Care
Emotional and Practical Decisions Caring for elderly parents is a responsibility that many of us face as our loved ones age. It’s a decision that often involves financial considerations, as well as emotional and practical ones. Hiring a caregiver might seem too expensive for a family, especially if the parents are trying to save their … Continue reading
Nurturing Care from Afar
Caring for elderly family members becomes a complex task when they live out of town. This guide will help you through the basics.
Tips to Engage Loved Ones with Dementia in Holiday Festivities
Holiday time can be challenging for all of us! Added dates on the calendars, to-do lists, and travel plans can stress the best organized among us. Folks dealing with dementia may not be tackling the everyday tasks of the season, but they are probably trying to understand the added activity around them. Connecting to favorite … Continue reading
