Archive for March 2025
Over-Sleeping and Afternoon Naps Hike Alzheimer’s Risk
Over-Sleeping and Afternoon Naps Hike Alzheimer’s Risk Could too much sleep signal more than just fatigue? New research suggests that over-sleeping or frequent daytime naps may be linked to a higher risk of Alzheimer’s disease. The Link Between Sleep and Brain Health What Families Should Watch For What Caregivers Can Do CHS Perspective Sleep changes…
Read MoreAvoiding Falls In Seniors
Falls are one of the most common — and most dangerous — risks seniors face. Every year, millions of older adults experience a fall, and many never fully recover. But with the right steps, families can reduce risks and help loved ones stay safe at home. Why Falls Matter Fall Prevention Tips for Families CHS…
Read MoreHow to Effectively Deal With Aging Parents Who Push Your Buttons
Even the most loving families face frustration when caring for aging parents. As roles shift, it’s common for tension to rise — especially when parents resist help or repeat behaviors that wear down patience. Why Family Dynamics Are Tough Tips for Navigating Caregiving Frustration CHS Perspective At CHS, we understand that caregiving is both personal…
Read MoreSafely Getting Rid of Old Meds: Here’s How to Do It
Safely Getting Rid of Old Meds: Here’s How to Do It Expired medications in the home aren’t just clutter — they can be dangerous. From accidental ingestion to misuse, keeping old prescriptions puts seniors and families at risk. Why Safe Disposal Matters Safe Ways to Dispose of Medications CHS Safety Commitment Medication management is one…
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