For disabled adults and seniors who require help at home, professional caregivers can serve as a vital support system. However, as the COVID-19 pandemic remains a major health concern in 2021, many families would rather limit the number of daily visits into the home and provide care directly for their loved ones. Keyline Home Care

Shopping for your aging loved one can be harder than finding the new “it” toy of the season, and with so many options it can be hard to know where to start. We’ve put together the ultimate list of gift ideas to make this holiday season the easiest yet! 1. Give them the gift of

While Thanksgiving is a time of family togetherness, the busyness of the holiday — cooking the meal, inviting family and friends, and preparing the home — can be stressful. Family caregivers feel this stress even more intensely with the added responsibility of caring for an elderly or disabled loved one at home. During this holiday

As your loved ones age, you may find that their appetite changes. They no longer want the foods they used to love or might only want hyper palatable foods such as ice cream or other desserts. You may find that they lack an appetite all together, but getting the proper nutrition is key to keeping

Deciding to care for a loved one at home is not a decision anyone makes lightly. Often, careful planning and preparation are necessary so that the transition to home care is a smooth one. Caregivers need to make modifications to the home, create a schedule, and gather the proper supplies. But what about the caregiver’s

Experiencing the occasional lapse in memory or forgetting why we walked into a room has happened to all of us. For aging loved ones, these occurrences are sometimes a direct result of a neurological disease. They can also be caused from poor sleep or a decrease in social interaction. Making it a priority to do

Keyline Home Care Solutions is committed to helping our Georgia seniors stay safe. For seniors who require help at home, professional caregivers can serve as a vital support system. However, during the COVID-19 pandemic many families would rather limit the number of daily visits into the home and provide care directly for their loved ones.

Over the last several months our lives as we know them have dramatically changed.  We’ve changed the way we shop, how we greet each other, and how close we stand to one another. The healthcare profession has changed too.  Healthcare professionals have had to adapt and make do with little supplies while procedures deemed non-essential

It may come as no surprise that many seniors living alone often experience feelings of isolation, loneliness, and depression, which can greatly affect a senior’s health and wellbeing. Fortunately, loneliness can be overcome but it does takes some initiative. If you provide home care in Villa Rica, GA for a senior loved one or are

Some seniors with Alzheimer’s find bathing unpleasant, and many even try to stop bathing halfway through, which can be dangerous if they are not properly supervised. If you are providing Alzheimer’s care for an elderly loved one, safety should always take priority. Here are a few key tips to manage your loved one’s Alzheimer’s symptoms