What to Do When a Senior’s Appetite Decreases
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What to Do When a Senior’s Appetite Decreases

Lately, Mom’s famous chili just doesn’t taste the same—not because the recipe has changed, but because she barely touches her plate. As a caregiver, it’s heartbreaking to see a loved one lose interest in eating. While appetite loss in seniors is common, it can often be linked to emotional, physical, or social challenges. At Care and Comfort, LLC, we specialize in helping older adults in San Jose rediscover the joy of mealtime through personalized, compassionate in-home care. From nutritious meal prep to companionship at the table, our senior care services make a real difference.

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Recognizing and Managing Anxiety in Older Adults
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Recognizing and Managing Anxiety in Older Adults

As we age, mental health challenges like anxiety can often be overlooked, even though they’re just as important as physical health. In older adults, anxiety can manifest in subtle ways, from excessive worry and trembling to obsessive behaviors or social withdrawal. In this post, we explore how to recognize anxiety in older loved ones and share effective strategies for managing it, from improving sleep to seeking professional support. Whether it’s helping with everyday tasks or offering emotional comfort, home care can make a significant difference in managing anxiety and improving overall well-being.

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Activities for Keeping Your Loved One with Dementia Engaged
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Activities for Keeping Your Loved One with Dementia Engaged

Caring for a loved one with dementia can be challenging, but one of the most important things you can do is help them stay engaged in meaningful activities. From everyday tasks like dressing and eating to fun, creative activities like gardening or listening to music, maintaining a sense of purpose is essential for their well-being. This blog shares practical tips for empowering your loved one to stay active, engaged, and independent, while also offering suggestions for enriching activities that improve their quality of life.

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