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Celebrating National Senior Citizens Day (August 21st)when's the last time you sat down with your parent or grandparent ...
08/21/2026

Celebrating National Senior Citizens Day (August 21st)

when's the last time you sat down with your parent or grandparent and just listened, no phone, no agenda?
As we celebrate National Senior Citizens Day, we think it's the perfect nudge to slow down and honor the seniors who raised us, taught us, and still have so much to share.

Maybe that means a porch visit, their favorite meal, or an old photo album and an afternoon of stories. Little moments add up.

At Home Care Recharged, we spend every day helping local seniors stay safe, independent, and connected at home, so families get more time for the moments that matter most.

Take a moment this month to say thank you to the senior in your life!

August is National Eye Exam Month!Did you know vision loss can more than double an older adult's risk of a fall? August...
08/07/2026

August is National Eye Exam Month!

Did you know vision loss can more than double an older adult's risk of a fall?
August is National Eye Exam Month, and this is a great time to talk about why that yearly appointment matters more than most people realize. Even small, gradual changes in eyesight can throw off balance and depth perception — often without the person noticing until after a fall happens.

The good news: a dilated eye exam once a year can catch these changes early and keep glasses prescriptions up to date.
At Home Care Recharged, we see this firsthand with our clients, and we're always happy to help with rides to appointments or gently flag changes we notice during visits.

Has your parent had an eye exam this year?

Learn more from the CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/vision-health/prevention/older-adult-falls.html

Happy 4th of July!
07/04/2026

Happy 4th of July!

Happy Father's Day!
06/21/2026

Happy Father's Day!

"The brave die never, though they sleep in dust: their courage nerves a thousand living men."— George Croly
05/25/2026

"The brave die never, though they sleep in dust: their courage nerves a thousand living men."
— George Croly

Happy Memorial Day!
05/25/2026

Happy Memorial Day!

Happy Mother's Day!
05/10/2026

Happy Mother's Day!

This is Part 5 of our fall-prevention reminder series for families.Sometimes the risk isn’t what’s on the floor — it’s w...
02/27/2026

This is Part 5 of our fall-prevention reminder series for families.

Sometimes the risk isn’t what’s on the floor — it’s what’s in the medicine cabinet.

Many medications that older adults take can have side effects like dizziness, drowsiness, or blurred vision. These side effects can make it harder to keep steady on your feet and increase the chance of a fall. Some types of medicines — including sedatives, antidepressants, and others that affect the central nervous system — are especially known for this.

Pay extra attention when a medication is changed, the dose is adjusted, or a new drug is added. Watch for signs like:
• Feeling unusually dizzy or lightheaded
• Trouble walking straight
• Greater fatigue after taking a pill

If you notice any of these, it’s worth calling your parent’s doctor or pharmacist and mentioning the symptoms — not to stop treatment, but to check whether the medicine mix is contributing to balance changes.

Small conversations like that can help prevent a serious fall.

If you have siblings, share this so everyone is aware of this often-overlooked risk.

This is Part 4 of our fall-prevention reminder series for families.It’s easy to overlook what someone wears around the h...
02/26/2026

This is Part 4 of our fall-prevention reminder series for families.

It’s easy to overlook what someone wears around the house — especially if they’ve worn the same slippers for years.

Loose slippers, smooth-bottom socks, or worn-out soles can quietly increase the risk of slipping, especially on tile or hardwood floors.

Footwear that fits well and has a stable, non-slip sole can help improve balance and reduce fall risk (Harvard Health).

Take a look at what’s by the couch or next to the bed.
Are the shoes supportive?
Do they grip the floor well?

Small details like this can make a real difference over time.

If you have siblings, share this so everyone is paying attention to the same things.

This is Part 3 of our fall-prevention reminder series for families.Bathrooms are one of the most common places where fal...
02/25/2026

This is Part 3 of our fall-prevention reminder series for families.

Bathrooms are one of the most common places where falls happen. Hard surfaces. Water. Tight spaces.

It doesn’t take much — stepping in or out of the tub, turning too quickly, reaching for balance.

Bathrooms are among the most common locations for senior falls (National Safety Council).

Take a look at the setup.
Are there sturdy grab bars?
Is there a non-slip mat in the tub or shower?

Small adjustments here can prevent serious injuries.

If you have siblings, share this so everyone is thinking about the same risks.

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