Key Home Health Care

08/31/2026

We are a place where people can count on quality care and a guiding hand along the road to recovery. We provide Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy and Nutrition services. Let one of our therapists design a plan to meet your needs.
Visit our website keyhomehealthcare.com for more information!

08/25/2026

Did you know August is National Immunization Awareness Month? As we age, our immune system can weaken creating circumstances that make us more susceptible to illnesses. There are several ways to help keep our immune systems safe, one strategy is immunization.

A great deal of the information out there is regarding immunization for infants and children, and it comes with a lot of debate. Immunizations for older adults, however, does not have as much controversy and it helps to prevent some painful and serious illnesses. Contact your P*P today for more information.

08/17/2026

Helping an elderly parent downsize their home can be an emotional and challenging process. Here are some tips to make it smoother and more manageable:

Start Early: Give yourself and your parent plenty of time to go through belongings. Starting early helps reduce stress and allows for thoughtful decision-making.

Plan and Prioritize: Create a plan that outlines the downsizing process. Prioritize tasks and set realistic goals and timelines.

Involve Them in Decisions: Ensure your parent is involved in the decision-making process. Respect their opinions and feelings about what to keep, donate, or discard.

Sort Belongings: Go through items room by room. Sort belongings into categories: keep, donate, sell, and discard. Consider taking photos of items with sentimental value before parting with them.

Respect Sentimental Value: Understand that certain items may have sentimental value. Be patient and empathetic during this process.

Downsize Gradually: If possible, downsize gradually over several months to avoid overwhelming your parent.

Digitize Memories: Consider digitizing photos, documents, and other memorabilia to preserve memories without taking up physical space.

Hire Professional Help: Consider hiring a professional organizer or downsizing specialist who can provide expertise and emotional support.

Sell or Donate Items: Organize a yard sale, use online marketplaces, or donate items to charity. Involve your parent in these decisions if they are comfortable with it.

Safety First: Ensure the new living space is safe and accessible. Consider modifications such as grab bars, non-slip mats, and good lighting.

Stay Positive: Focus on the benefits of downsizing, such as a more manageable living space, less maintenance, and the opportunity to declutter.

Provide Emotional Support: Downsizing can be emotionally taxing. Offer reassurance and support throughout the process. Be patient and understanding.

Celebrate Milestones: Acknowledge and celebrate the progress made during the downsizing process. This can provide motivation and a sense of accomplishment.

Consider Storage Solutions: Consider temporary storage solutions if certain items are hard to part with but don’t fit in the new space.

Involve Family: Enlist the help of other family members to share the workload and provide additional emotional support.

By taking these steps, you can help your elderly parent transition to a smaller, more manageable living space with care and consideration.

08/03/2026

🔥Stay safe during extreme heat🔥

✅ Stay in air-conditioned buildings as much as possible. If your home doesn't have air conditioning, contact your local health department or locate an air-conditioned shelter in your area.
✅ Do not rely on a fan as your main cooling source when it's really hot outside.
✅ Drink more water than usual and don't wait until you're thirsty to drink. If your doctor limits the amount of fluids you drink or has you on water pills, ask them how much you should drink during hot weather.

07/27/2026

Please join me in celebrating our fellow employee and this well-deserved honor. Wishing you continued success and many more achievements in the years ahead. You truly model our mission at Key Home Health Care of striving for clinical excellence and community partnerships. Thank you again for being part of our TEAM !!

Congratulations to Toni Rabalais, RN with Key Home Health Care.

In recognition of exemplary service to patients and stellar representation of the image of a home health clinician she is being awarded the 2026 HCLA Outstanding Professional Caregiver Award!

07/01/2026

As people grow older, changes occur in all parts of the body, including the brain. As a result, some people notice that they don’t remember information as well as they once did and aren’t able to recall it as quickly. They may also occasionally misplace things or forget to pay a bill. These usually are signs of mild forgetfulness, not a serious memory problem.

It’s normal to forget things once in a while at any age, but serious memory problems make it hard to do everyday things such as driving, using the phone, and finding the way home.

Signs that it might be time to talk with a doctor include:

-Asking the same questions over and over again
-Getting lost in places you used to know well
-Having trouble following recipes or directions
-Becoming more confused about time, people, and places
-Not taking care of yourself — eating poorly, not bathing, or behaving unsafely

06/22/2026

June is Cataract Awareness Month
Cataracts are the leading cause of vision loss in older adults—but they’re treatable.
Early detection through regular eye exams can protect your sight and quality of life.

👁️ Know the signs: Blurry vision, glare sensitivity, faded colors? It might be time to see an eye doctor.
Take care of your vision—because clear sight means a clearer path to independence and wellbeing.

06/16/2026

Here are several key benefits of stretching for older adults:

-Improves Flexibility and Mobility – Helps maintain range of motion in joints, making daily activities easier and safer.

-Reduces Risk of Falls and Injuries – Enhances balance and coordination, lowering the chance of accidents.

-Eases Muscle Tension and Pain – Alleviates stiffness, especially in areas like the back, hips, and legs.

-Boosts Circulation – Encourages better blood flow, supporting muscle health and healing.

-Promotes Relaxation and Mental Wellbeing

Stretching can reduce stress and support a calm, focused mind. 💪

06/10/2026

Celebrating CNA Week | June 11-17
Certified Nursing Assistants are the heart of compassionate care. As the frontline heroes, CNAs go beyond tasks—they bring comfort, dignity, and humanity to every patient they serve.

This week, we honor their dedication, resilience, and the difference they make every single day. Thank you for creating spaces where patients feel truly seen, heard, and cared for.

06/02/2026

At the core of our mission lies a commitment to empower individuals in their health journeys. From providing equitable access to quality care to advocating for comprehensive wellness, our goal is to redefine healthcare standards and ensure every person receives the care and attention they deserve.