Posts by Kathleen Catrambone
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National Diabetes Month
Learn The Warning Signs of Diabetes: Diabetes is one of the leading causes of disability and death in the United States. One in 10 Americans have diabetes – that’s more than 30 million people. And another 84 million adults in the United States are at high risk of developing type 2 diabetes. The good news…
Read MoreHappy Valentines to our team !
HAPPY VALENTINES DAY TO ALL CAREGIVERS♥️ A letter to my staff today yet this is to you too. Happy Valentines to the Team of TLC Home Health Care Valentines Day is our day to celebrate our Love to those we care about! I want to give my grateful thanks, love and appreciation to each and…
Read MoreTLC Concepts: PLANNING FOR CARE
As you step into caring for a loved one, most of us have no idea of what we are about to approach. Here at TLC, we have over 23 years of providing home care services to the many in our Cape Cod community. We are here to assist and guide you with a free consultation,…
Read MoreTLC Concepts: HONEST EXCHANGES
In-home caregivers recognize the importance of communicating verbally and nonverbally with their clients. When communication is open and sincere, it is easier for clients to express their concerns and needs. By taking the time to talk and listen, in-home caregivers can avoid misunderstandings. All procedures are thoroughly explained in a way that invites clients to…
Read MoreTLC Concepts: A DRIVING FORCE
When the ability of the aging to drive has been compromised, it is critical that they have reliable transportation. Whether it is for a single time or for numerous, scheduled excursions, our compassionate caregivers can play a significant role in helping to keep your loved one from feeling isolated and restricted. We help with transportations,…
Read MoreTLC Concepts: KNOW THE CAREGIVER
Many of the aging who need long-term help in dealing with everyday living turn to family members for assistance. Often the family is unable to provide all the care that is needed. When the subject of hiring professional caregivers is raised, the aging may respond with an excuse of not wanting “strangers” in their home.…
Read MoreTLC Concepts: CAREGIVING ALPHABET
The home healthcare system may seem difficult to navigate because of the different levels of care that are represented. In order to determine the care that a loved one needs to “age in place,” it is important to understand the meanings of the different levels that are frequently used. (ADL) is used to describe the…
Read MoreTLC Concepts: USE YOUR MUSCLES
The NATIONAL Center for Health Statistics(NCHS) reports that one-fourth of all nursing home patients can’t walk at all.This surprising statistic stresses the necessity of sustaining physical movement and balance for as long as possible. Caregivers are aware of the importance of physical activity for the muscle maintenance of their senior clients who are able to…
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