Unicity Homecare is once again, proud to announce that our nursing staff has passed our 2021 certification from the Commission on Accreditation for Home Care with Distinction. We would like to thank our Director of Nursing Kim Piombino, our Assistant Directors of Nursing Glenn Baxter and Gina Lahdo for their hard work and dedication. Unicity […]
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We salute the hard working Social Workers of Unicity Healthcare during National Social Work Month. All of us at Unicity want to recognize and thank our own Social Worker’s: Rita Grandelis, Alessandra Nolfo, Melissa Bressler, Deborah Kern, Stephanie Gilman, Marissa Palermo, Cathleen Keating, and Jenna Vitu “May you be proud of the work you
Vacationing with your senior parents, grandparents or other loved ones may seem daunting since as they age, it becomes more difficult for them to get around. Some elderly adults struggle with stairs or walking for long periods of time; and others may need a cane, walker, or wheelchair to assist with mobility. While mobility challenges
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For seniors living with Alzheimer’s or dementia, it is important to recognize they still need and deserve a good quality of life. Too often, people with dementia — whether at home, in assisted living or a nursing home — are under-stimulated and unengaged in life. With the help of professional caregivers, there are many ways
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“Alzheimer’s And Brain Awareness Month“ is declared each June by the Alzheimer’s Association to help raise awareness about the disease, as well as show support for the millions of people worldwide living with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia. It’s also a time to recognize caregivers for the support they provide to those living with
Depression is very real for many seniors, especially those with chronic health issues or dementia or Alzheimers. About six million seniors experience depression; and people over age 65 who have experienced a major health issue are at an even higher risk. While depression is a common problem among older adults, it is NOT a normal
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As our loved ones age and can no longer care for themselves, it becomes difficult to know where to find assistance in managing their health care. Families often ask where to begin looking to receive help in managing the care of someone who has chronic health conditions, requires frequent doctor visits, assistance with medication management,
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Many families struggle to make decisions about the best living situation for their aging parent. When the time comes to decide how to help your elderly loved ones when they aren’t physically or mentally able to care for themselves, the decision can be a difficult one. Most seniors choose to remain in their own home
National Caregivers Day is observed on the third Friday of each February. This year held on February 15, 2019, National Caregivers Day is observed to honor and recognize all the dedication caregivers offer. With over 66 million family caregivers in the United States alone, National Caregivers Day is a way for us to pay tribute to the
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There is still no definite answer as to what causes Alzheimer’s disease, and Alzheimer’s disease and its risk factors are not completely understood — but researchers have found links between compounds in the foods we eat, and a decreased rate of Alzheimer’s and other types of dementia. In fact, some researchers believe that food and
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