Marble Falls Senior Homecare Blog

Whether you’re planning a trip for 2025 or sooner, a little preparation goes a long way. Right at Home Marble Falls provides tips to help you travel safely, comfortably, and stress-free—no matter your age!

Did you know the VA offers a variety of in-home care services? From personal assistance to respite care for caregivers. Check out Right at Home Marble Falls' latest article to learn about the support available to veterans. 

Hospice care offers people with terminal illness and their caregivers compassionate comfort care alongside emotional and spiritual support. Right at Home Marble Falls explores the benefits of hospice care and how it provides support to families.

Older adults should consider several vaccines to help prevent illnesses, especially because the immune system can weaken with age. Right at Home Marble Falls lists some commonly recommended vaccines for older adults.

Ageism affects us all, but we can combat it! Check out Right at Home Marble Falls' latest blog to learn about overcoming ageism in everyday life through practical strategies like education, activities, and advocacy.

We all need to take an active role in our own health care. But some factors make it more difficult for older adults to be proactive at the doctor’s office. Right at Home Marble Falls looks at ways to empower older adults at the doctor's office through effective patient advocacy.

Staying hydrated is essential for everyone, but it’s especially important for older adults. Right at Home Marble Falls provides tips on how to ensure seniors can get enough fluids to avoid dehydration.

Deciding on in-home care for yourself or a loved one is a big step. With so many options out there, it can be tough to know where to start. We're happy to explain why Right at Home Marble Falls is the Right Choice.

When someone is diagnosed with dementia, certain home modifications can help prevent injuries. Right at Home Marble Falls provides tips to make home a safer place for a senior with dementia.

Older adults sometimes find themselves wanting to continue living at home, but they need some help with day-to-day tasks. Professional, in-home caregivers can help seniors maintain the independence and autonomy they enjoy.