Whether your loved one is suffering from a lack of companionship, needs personal care services, or is impacted by Alzheimer’s and Dementia, we can help. At Kind Senior Care, our Caregivers are trained to provide the best care to your loved one based on their needs. If you’re interested in putting your trust in us,…
As we get older, it’s normal to become a homebody and find comfort in remaining at home. However, remaining at home doesn’t solve the problem for those who feel lonely or need help with daily tasks. Private duty home care offers the opportunity for your loved one to receive the necessary care they’re looking for…
We’ve been awarded the Home Care Pulse Employer of Choice and Provider of Choice Awards for 2023, for the second year in a row! At Kind Senior Care, our purpose lies with our people. We want every person who chooses us as a provider to be beyond satisfied with their decision. It’s the reason why…
In the world of home care services, accreditation plays a crucial role in ensuring quality care and building trust with clients. It is important to note that the state of Massachusetts does not have any licensing requirements to be a private home care agency aside from having a business permit. The optional process of gaining…
As our parents age, it can become increasingly difficult for them to maintain their independence and complete everyday tasks on their own. One of the challenges they may face is transportation, which can limit their ability to run errands, attend appointments, and socialize with friends and family. This is where transportation services can be incredibly…
As we age, our bodies undergo a variety of changes, and nutrition becomes increasingly important for maintaining good health. A well-balanced diet is essential for seniors to prevent chronic diseases, maintain a healthy weight, and boost their immune systems. This blog will discuss some nutrition tips for senior citizens that can help them stay healthy…
Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s can be difficult for some family members. When you are caring for someone with Alzheimer’s, it is common for a family caregiver to experience frustration and may even lose hope. Caregiving for an individual with Alzheimer’s requires patience, and we have some tips to help reduce frustrations with…
As we age, many of us strongly desire to remain in our homes. Home care for seniors allows seniors to maintain independence and remain living at home. Aging in place refers to living comfortably in your own home as long as possible, instead of entering a retirement or long-term care facility. If you only require…
As we age, falling becomes a higher risk to our physical health. After a fall, a senior may enter hospital care for the beginning of their recovery and then head home once safe to do so. Once home, family members may worry about the progression of recovery. Kind Senior Care’s services can add peace of…
It makes perfect sense why you might experience loneliness as you age. Distant relatives may have moved out of the residence. Perhaps former coworkers and pals have relocated. Even worse, many elderly folks who may have known you well may have passed away. Here are our tips on how to cope with loneliness in old…
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