How to help reduce senior citizens’ exposure to corona virus According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, older adults and people who have severe underlying medical conditions, such as heart or lung disease or diabetes, are at higher risk for developing more serious corona virus symptoms. Our goal at DayBreak Adult Care is […]
Seniors, Dementia & Smartphones
Seniors, Dementia and Smartphones: How Some Apps Can Help with Dementia Patients At Daybreak Adult Care Services, we often get asked how to help seniors with dementia. There are many activities for seniors with dementia, but smartphones provide lots of opportunities to entertain and add to the quality of life for seniors with dementia. Here […]
Baby Boomers and how to handle the transition to assisted living.
Baby Boomers will have many of the same need as previous generations for assisted living care, but with some important differences. First, Baby Boomers are living longer, healthier lives than previous generations, but they don’t have access to family caregivers like generations before. One in five Boomers will not have adult children to help them […]
Mistakes Made When Choosing In-Home Care for Adult Patients
Mistakes made when choosing in-home care for adult patients Providing care for elderly loved ones – perhaps even for yourself- can be daunting. The biggest mistake many people make is not doing their research. Research your best options for your needs – assisted living? In-home care? – then research the best candidates within each option. […]
The Adult Day Care Industry Will Be Even More Necessary By 2025
The adult day care industry will be even more necessary by 2025 The World Health Organization and the U.S. Census have published data on what we can expect from the adult care center industry and adult care homes over the next five years. Here are what the projections tell us about our aging population. The […]