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Articles by Francesca Robinson, Author at Preferred Care at Home
Thanksgiving: Fostering a Grateful Heart
What are some ways you foster gratitude? Thanksgiving is here— the official kick-off of the holiday season. It’s now a race to the new year. Our wallets and waistlines are stretched as the season of feasting and giving begins. Schedules are as tight as our jeans, packed with to-do lists, holiday parties, and travel. In […]
9/11: We Remember Even When it’s Hard
Remember… We are told. Remember 9/11…Never Forget… Remember the sacrifice, the tragedy, the lives lost. Remember the moment when everything changed. Remember the heartache, the pain, the horror. Can I be honest? I would like to forget. It seems easier to forget. We are living in times where the news of the day somehow continues […]
Common Senior Scams and How to Avoid Them
“Seniors are often the target of a scam due to the likelihood of financial reserves (savings, retirement, house, etc.) and the potential presence of vulnerabilities such as cognitive impairments, isolation, and loneliness…”
Sweet Celebration: The 4th of July
After nearly a year and a half of quarantine, restrictions, fear, and uncertainty, it feels good to step out, take off the mask, and rejoin friends and family. And the timing couldn’t be better, summer is in full swing and this weekend we celebrate the 4th of July–Independence Day. We commemorate this day with fireworks, […]
Memorial Day: A Day to Remember
There are many who never forget. They remember every day, perhaps every moment of every day, the loss and the sacrifice. They wake up and experience the missing piece, the loved one who is no longer waking up beside them or the son or daughter who will never grow old. They don’t need Memorial Day, […]
Celebrate the Nurse in Your Life
When you think of a nurse you know, what word comes to mind? Dedicated. Caring. Hardworking. Compassionate. And as we reflect over the last 14 months living through the Coronavirus Pandemic another word that is sure to come up is ‘brave’. Nurses across the country have proven to be the backbone of our healthcare institutions. […]
The Importance of Family-Centered Home Care
I received a call from a friend asking for guidance as she newly navigates the maze of senior care options for her elderly parents. Throughout the course of the conversation I realized, yet again, that quality home care requires the inclusion of the elderly person’s entire support system–it must be family-centered. In order to meet […]
How to Organize Your Medications {Free Printable!}
Last week, I discussed some tips to help with spring organization for your home. Today, I wanted to provide a few more tips on managing and organizing your medications. For many seniors, medication management is an important component of care. Updating and reconciling medication is more important than an organization system, however, the right organization […]
Tackle Your Next Home Organization Project with Confidence
It wasn’t until I lived in the northeast that I began to really anticipate spring. My daily routine consists of checking the weather channel for the next burst of warmth and sunshine and planning my schedule accordingly. Let’s just say I was very spoiled living in Florida and took warmth for granted! And with the […]
How to Cultivate Healthy Sleep Habits
Blustering 40-50 mph winter winds shook my window panes. I lay awake listening to the wind howl outside my window. Normally, I’d roll over and be back to sleep, but lately, those middle-of-the-night wakings mean I’ll toss and turn for an hour or two. Sleep, getting enough of it, can seem like a never-ending battle […]
