CHEERS Global Nursing Homecare

23/05/2026

23/05/2026

Dementia care is not simply about managing memory loss.

It is about understanding human needs that still remain long after words, timelines, and logic begin to fade.

Inspired by Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, we created our own “Hierarchy of Dementia Needs” to help caregivers, professionals, and families see dementia differently.

Too often, behaviors are treated as problems to control instead of messages to understand.

A person pacing may not be “difficult.”
They may feel unsafe.

A person refusing a shower may not be “combative.”
They may feel cold, frightened, overstimulated, or confused by sensory changes in the brain.

A person repeatedly asking for their mother may not truly be asking for a person.
They may be asking for safety, familiarity, comfort, and attachment.

This is why dementia care must begin at the bottom of the pyramid:
physiological regulation, environmental calm, emotional connection, dignity, and finally meaning.

Before correcting behavior, we must ask:
Are they hungry?
Are they tired?
Are they in pain?
Does the room feel confusing?
Do they feel alone?
Do they still feel respected?

Even in advanced dementia, the need for love, purpose, spirituality, beauty, music, touch, and belonging does not disappear.

In many ways, these needs become even more important.

At Dementia Care at Home™, we believe the goal is not merely prolonging life.

The goal is preserving personhood.

Because even when memory changes,
humanity remains.

Love remains.

And dignity should remain too.

Dementia Care at Home™
Love Stronger Than Memory.
caregiversupport

22/05/2026

Breaking News!!!
We welcome our 3rd Batch of Training to Trabaho TESDA Enterprise Based Education Training (EBET) for NC II Caregiving Elderly Care in CHEERS Global Nursing Homecare!

Caregivers from Abra De Ilog Occidental Mindoro will undergo 41 days Training to Trabaho program .

CHEERS Passport to Global Learning from Skills Enhancement to Global Employment!!!

21/05/2026

“Health is wealth.”
“Take care of your body. It’s the only place you have to live.

Weekly Check.up of our Momys and Dadys ♥️♥️

21/05/2026

Becky Peterson graduated this month with a degree that paves the way for her to examine patients, prescribe medication and make diagnoses, just like a physician. But she won’t be Dr. Peterson, and her graduate program took just two years.

Instead, she is becoming a nurse practitioner, a good-paying job that is also the fastest-growing field in healthcare.

“There is a place for medical-school doctors, and a place for nurse practitioners. And all of us are trying to do the same thing, which is meet the needs of people who need help,” said Peterson, who graduated from a University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill program and lives in Morrisville, N.C.

These days, heading to the doctor’s office often doesn’t involve a doctor. At least not directly. Instead, nurse practitioners have become major gap fillers, growing their ranks by 60% to 461,000 between 2019 and 2025, data from the American Association of Nurse Practitioners show.

Physician assistants who can fill similar roles are also in high demand, as are other non-MD health providers. They are all part of a broader trend to push basic care beyond the doctor’s office.

🔗 Read more: https://on.wsj.com/4uPboR4

21/05/2026

Happy mothers day to such empowered woman… a loving daughter Senator Risa Hontiveros

21/05/2026

Today's Activity for ou dear seniors! 🩷