Blog Archive
Calming, Kind, Compassionate, Went Above and Beyond!
Kind words from our clients: “Rose, from Oceanside” – an RN who had GoldenCare assist her with transportation to and from a surgical procedure, and provide a few hours of follow-up Home Care. She was so happy with her experience:“If you have never had someone provide care for you after surgery or...
GoldenCare Participated In The Solana Beach Community Senior Center’s 32nd Annual Open House!
GoldenCares’ Client Care Coordinator, Susan Comforti, had a chance to meet hundreds of new friends at the Solana Beach Community Senior Center.The 32nd Annual Open House welcomed seniors, their adult children, and caregivers from around San Diego County. If you, or an aging loved-one, are...
GoldenCare’s Quarterly Caregiver Meetings and Training
Caregivers attended GoldenCare’s quarterly Caregiver meeting and training in July/August. Meetings provided caregivers with important company updates, opportunity to share best practices, receive training on client care and safety techniques, and special Caregiver recognition.All participants...
Caregiver Shares International Cuisine
Caregiver Ted L. shares his passion for cooking Filipino food with GoldenCare Office staff. A GoldenCare cookbook may be in our future! If you, or an aging loved-one, are considering hiring Home Health Care in Rancho Santa Fe, CA , or the Surrounding San Diego Area, please contact the caring...
Helping Seniors Use Social Media
While using social media may seem like second nature to you, it may be a total mystery to your aging mom or dad. When it comes to staying connected to friends, family and your community, social media like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and more can make keeping in touch easy and convenient....
Four Tips for Helping Your Senior Get Clutter under Control
Clutter can really take over your senior’s house and that’s not a good thing at all. By setting up some systems and really cracking down, you can help your elderly family member to keep a lid on the clutter that is plaguing her during her daily life. Develop Systems for Clutter-prone Items Systems...
Arthritis and What It Means for Aging Adults
It is a surprising fact that arthritis is the leading cause of disability in the aging adult community. When you add in the rising obesity epidemic and the lack of proper nutrition it’s no wonder that Americans’ bones and joints are crying out for relief. This typically comes out in the form of...
Hospice Home Care and What It Means
Decades ago the term Hospice Home Care meant someone was on their deathbed and lasted from days to a few weeks at most. In this day and age it can have a similar meaning, but most often it can be defined as the process in which a person is kept comfortable as their body begins to shut down. This...
The Importance of Exercise
There is no shortage of information available on the importance of being physically active at any age. Just how much does exercising (or the lack of) affect our quality of life? Studies show that next to what types of food we consume, it plays a huge role in the health of our minds and bodies....
Heart Health
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in America. One in every four adults die from it! While those statistics may shock you, what’s more shocking is that in most cases it can be prevented. Unlike many genetic diseases or illnesses, we have the resources to prevent heart disease and its...
