PrimRose Home Care & Hospice Blog
8 Ways to Deal with Caregiver Stress
It can be overwhelming to take care of a loved one who is aging or one living with cognitive problems or a disability. Too much stress can be harmful to you and to the one in your care. It’s important to recognize the signs of caregiver stress and to put actions in...
Making Sense out of Nonsense
Being a young caregiver for Alzheimer’s and dementia is challenging – as you already know. It feels like a bad book that I can’t put down, and I am forced to read, partake, to envelop myself. Over the past month or so, my mom has progressed with Alzheimer’s, losing...
Personal Safety Tips for the Elderly Living Alone
A whopping 12 million American seniors live alone and nearly 70% of them are elderly women. So, why are so many elderly people striking out on their own instead of living in senior care facilities? Well, the answer to that one is simple – older adults value their...
Physical And Mental Benefits Of Home Health Care
Home health care is a positive solution for those who need assistance transitioning through illness, injury, or the general aging process and would like to do so from the comfort of their own home. In fact, home health care preserves and restores confidence and...
Coping With A Loved One’s Terminal Diagnosis
When a loved one is diagnosed with a serious or even terminal illness, it can be an extremely challenging time emotionally, mentally, and physically for all involved. Grief can impact different people in different ways, and end of life conversations and decisions can...
11 Tips To Help Your Elderly Loved One Prepare For Cold Weather
The crisp air and changing seasons are an enjoyable time of year for many. But for elderly individuals, colder weather can also bring added risks and discomfort. But don’t worry—the following precautions as well as enlisting the help of professional...
10 Things To Look For In A Hospice Care Provider
Hospice is a service that many of us may need in our futures—whether for ourselves or for a loved one. While approaching the end of life is a challenging, emotional time for all involved, there are options for services that can help ease the burden. In...
How Home Health Care Benefits Patients And Families
Choosing the right care option for a loved one who is aging or recovering from an injury, illness, surgery, or extended hospital stay can seem like an overwhelming task. It’s important to choose a plan of care that’s not only best in terms of therapy, but...
National Kidney Awareness Month: Have You Been Screened Recently?
Research shows that in the U.S., about 33% of adults are at high risk for developing kidney disease, and over 10% have it. Unfortunately, most people with kidney disease are unaware. If you are age 60 or older, you are at a greater risk for developing some form of...
The Staggering Facts about a Caregiver’s Health, and How You Can Help
Often, when caring for someone, it’s easy to focus our attention completely on the person physically showing signs of need. However, sometimes the caregiver stands in great need of care themselves. Caregivers are the backbone to the seniors-in-need community. They are...
How to Help Shut-Ins Not Feel Shut Out
Nearly 30% of Americans over the age of 65 live alone, according to the most recent US Census Bureau report in 2010. Health Concerns Associated with Living Alone Although living alone doesn’t mean someone is incapable of leaving his home, it can lead to other health...
National Heart Month: Know the Facts to Preventing this #1 Killer
February is National Heart Month, but don’t be confused by its name-- it has nothing to do with Valentine’s Day. Heart Month is the ideal time to promote heart health and learn the facts about the number one cause of death for people in the United States: heart...
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Primrose Home Care and Hospice is a leading provider of home health and hospice services in Northern Utah. Based in Logan, we serve patients in Cache, Box Elder, and Rich Counties. Locally owned and operated since 2006, our group is a recognized leader in providing the highest quality professionals to deliver family-centered care that helps people remain in the comfort of their own homes.
