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Oklahoma City, OK – BrightStar Care Oklahoma City, a leader in providing a higher standard of in-home care services, is proud to announce that its Administrator and President, Jarod Cannicott, has been honored as the new President of the Oklahoma Professionals for Home Care (OPHC).

As caregivers, understanding the physiological changes accompanying aging is crucial for optimal care, especially regarding thermal comfort. This article delves into why older adults often feel colder and offers practical advice for caregivers to ensure their comfort and safety.

This comprehensive guide delves into the nuances of IV infusions and IV infusion therapy, highlighting the critical role of IV and IV infusion nurses in transforming patient care at home.
 

Recovering from a hospital stay, whether it's due to surgery, illness, or an extended stay at a rehabilitation center like a skilled nursing facility (SNF), can be a complex process. This is where BrightStar Care offers unparalleled nurse-led care and a team-focused approach designed to optimize your or your loved one's health and well-being during this critical transitional phase.
 

Holidays are a time of joy, celebration, and making memories that last a lifetime. For seniors, these special occasions offer a unique opportunity to relive cherished memories, connect with loved ones, and create new experiences that bring joy and fulfillment. 

This is where long-term care steps in, offering steady support and security. In this blog, we'll delve into the importance of providing consistent long-term care for children and how it makes a monumental difference in their lives.

As we age, the body undergoes numerous changes, and sleep patterns are no exception. Good sleep is pivotal in maintaining our physical and mental well-being, especially for seniors. It's the golden period that facilitates healing, memory consolidation, and rejuvenation. This article elucidates the various natural pathways through which older adults can achieve peaceful and restorative sleep.

Safety is paramount, especially for our elderly loved ones. As age progresses, the bathroom can become a potential hazard zone. Slippery floors, challenging tub access, and hard surfaces can present risks. Thus, creating a safe bathroom environment prevents accidents and maintains independence.

Sun poisoning doesn't just refer to a severe sunburn. It also brings symptoms like swelling, blistering, nausea, dizziness, and dehydration. As people age, they face higher risks of sun poisoning. Let's dive into why seniors face this heightened sensitivity and how caregivers and older people can navigate it.

Long-distance caregiving stands out as one of the most demanding roles when considering the ever-evolving dynamics of family structures and our modern challenges. We know it's a daunting task, and we're here to offer guidance and strategies to ensure your loved one receives the best possible care, even from afar.