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Vitamin D can Help Reduce Coronavirus Risk by 54%: Boston University Doctor
Stop waiting for a miracle drug: A Boston University doctor says a sufficient amount of vitamin D can help reduce coronavirus risk by 54%. “People have been looking for the…
7 Facts Seniors Should Know About Using Tech to Stay Connected
Being separated from your family can be heartbreaking. With the coronavirus pandemic raging on and seniors most at risk, however, avoiding in-person gatherings is your best option for staying safe…
Aging Parent Conversation Tips
Good Morning New Caregiver! Today is a new week, in this new normal -facing new challenges. Some of us may have had our doubts that this “new normal” of living…
Tips for Caregiver Success
Today, so many of you are waking up as #NewCaregivers due to COVID-19. Maybe the place for Mom living at a care facility was the right decision at one time,…
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Consistent Care
It is always a goal for our agency to place a consistent caregiver in your parent's home. This consistency helps to increase the trust and quality of care.
24/7 Phone Support
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Free Nursing Assessment
Our registered nurse is available to come to your home to assess your loved one. Call our office to set up a complimentary assessment for your aging parent.
Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Fighting Dementia in Seniors
It’s no secret that a healthy diet and regular exercise can benefit the body in many ways. These simple things help the heart, your muscles, and in some cases, even your brain. As we age, our risk of developing certain brain diseases also increases. After age 65, the chance of being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease…
How To Help Older Loved Ones Move
Moving elderly parents out of their home can be a difficult situation. Whether due to medical concerns, their inability to maintain the home, moving to be closer to family members, or because your parents need assisted living services, having open and honest conversations will help all involved. Continue reading to learn more about what Rocket…
Assisting Your Parents Financially
Are you concerned about your parents’ financial stability? If so, you are not alone. Many adults in the Sandwich Generation (those supporting children and parents simultaneously) feel the weight of worrying about their parent’s money. In fact, 25% of Baby Boomers and 20% of Millennials today are assisting their parents financially in some way. Since…
Preventing Senior Scams
Mark goes to visit his mother one day to spend some time with her like a good son would do. He and his mom are sitting in the living room chatting when the phone starts to ring. She walks to the kitchen to answer the phone and starts talking to the person on the other…
Contact Lens Storage Mistakes You Must Never Make
Contacts can give you the freedom to move quickly without thinking that your glasses might fall off. It is the reason why some sportspeople who are having vision problems prefer contacts over eyeglasses. Just like sports, contacts are the star players in a game. They take the most important role, and the fans love them!…
Solutions to Vitamin D Deficiency in Seniors
The Need for Vitamin D Vitamin D deficiency is especially common in seniors who are spending much of their time inside. Vitamin D deficiency in seniors can be a serious problem for seniors. It can cause several issues like depression, increased risk of bone disorders, and increased risk of illnesses and diseases. Vitamin D is…
Tips For Decluttering
This week, we want to take a moment to spotlight an article by Neighbor. They share about decluttering and the importance of having a clean home. You can check out the original article here. If you or a loved one struggles with clutter, continue reading for our guide for decluttering! Marie Kondo, one of the most…
How to Turn Your Backyard Into a Butterfly Sanctuary: A Tribute to the Monarch Butterfly
Iconic is the most appropriate word to describe the Monarch butterfly. Most of us have fond childhood memories of the unmistakable orange and black beauty flitting around the blue sky on sunny summer days. They were everywhere — and their presence was so magnificent. Their name, in Greek, means “sleepy transformation” in recognition of their…
Tips to Catch Alzheimer’s in Seniors Early
A disease that seems to devastate so many families across the world is Alzheimer’s. Alzheimer’s Disease is a form of Dementia that causes problems with a person’s memory, thinking, and behavior. In fact, 1 in 10 seniors has Alzheimer’s, making it the most common form of Dementia among older adults. Due to its prevalence, Alzheimer’s…
Medical Alert Systems for Seniors
In the days of COVID-19, isolation for seniors has become a norm. However, this means that is it more challenging to keep an eye on on senior relative’s health. Medical alert systems for seniors are valuable life-saving devices. They can protect seniors in case of emergency while providing untold peace of mind for caregivers and loved…
Who We Are:
At Home Senior Services is an in-home care agency dedicated to fostering independence in seniors. Founded in 2007 by Mary Jo Dietrich RN-BSN and her husband David Dietrich PhD, we are an independently operated agency with over 20 years of experience in the health care community. With Mary Jo and David’s combined knowledge of the senior care industry and keen business sense, they have been able to help over 1,000 families in the Pittsburgh area!
Our Mission:
We seek to provide peace of mind for your family with compassion, companionship, and commitment. We understand that senior care is a personal experience, and as such we believe that your caregiver support team should serve as an extension of your family. We strive to assist families through personalized care in a way unique to any other agency.
Our Goals:
We are dedicated to employing the best caregivers in the area. With every family we assist, we go through an introduction process where we strive to understand your loved one’s specific needs. Mary Jo will sit down with you and your family to discuss the options available to you, and then select the best caregiver to fit within the dynamics of your family.