Observing Memorial Day
While we are still having to adhere to pandemic guidelines, many of the usual Memorial Day activities are still taking place throughout America. Grills are being fired up, poolside lounging is being enjoyed, themed dishes are being prepared and flag-inspired outfits donned. As we all demonstrate pride in our country, we also share in a […]
Pets and In-Home Care
Beloved pets hold a special place in the hearts of their owners. From their silly antics to their unyielding loyalty, they can be counted on for a laugh or a smile. For many, life just wouldn’t be the same without their trusted companions. There may come a time in a pet owner’s life, however, when […]
Making it Through by Doing our Part
We are experiencing a time where, globally, businesses, schools, beaches and other social gathering places are being temporarily shut down. Hospitals are seeing an increase in patients and the CDC is urging everyone to be proactive with preventative practices. Terms such as “social distancing” and “essential workers/activities” have become commonplace in the wake of this […]
One-on-One Care: Familiar Surroundings
Going from independent living to needing daily personal care services can be quite an adjustment. For some, one goal may be to limit as much change that must occur as possible during this time. While requiring everyday support may very well necessitate making accommodations to daily life, some things can remain the same. During a […]
Memory Loss: Seeking Support at Home
Our memories hold the story of our lives. Lessons learned, mistakes made, achievements acquired, secrets shared, trips taken, friendships and family founded and more have shaped us into who we are today. These memories are intangible, yet they can be taken. Memory loss can be the result of various conditions and is understandably unsettling for […]
Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month
During the month of March, we take a closer look at the disease known as multiple sclerosis. Members of the health community, educational facilities and families may be seen hosting events, planning fundraisers and raising awareness in order to spread updated information and continue with new research. Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disease that […]
Safety under the Sun
When the warmest months of the year are upon us, those long summer days bring even higher temperatures to our Sunshine State. Though years of living on this tropical peninsula may have acclimated its residents to such conditions, heat safety is applicable to even the most seasoned of Floridians. Being mindful of the heat index, […]
How In-Home Care can Help Build Generational Friendships
There are many benefits that come with choosing Aqua Home Care as your in-home care referral service provider. Matching individuals with reputable caregivers who offer a variety of services to meet the needs of each unique individual is our specialty. We use a registry of experienced, highly qualified caregivers who are specially trained to make […]
In-Home Care and Diabetes Management
The human body has its own natural way of regulating blood sugar levels from within. Insulin and glucagon – hormones produced by the pancreas – keep these levels in the desired range for optimal functioning. Glucagon is released in response to low blood sugar and helps these levels naturally rise to a normal range. Insulin […]
Care you Deserve this New Year
We at Aqua Home Care hope you all had a celebratory New Year and that you are also keeping warm during these colder temperatures. With the beginning of each new year many of us look forward to a fresh start by making resolutions, setting goals and planning for new ventures. Some may eagerly anticipate the […]