Posts by Mark & Michele Vollmer, Co-Owners, Managing Partners
Memory Loss and Brain Games: Do They Work?
At Queen City Elder Care, we deal with patients with varying degrees and causes of memory loss. From Alzheimer’s to issues related to strokes, we’ve seen it all and often get asked if brain games actually help. Research shows that keeping the brain active may build its reserve of brain cells and connections. You…
Read MoreWays to Help a Loved One Recover from a Stroke
Having a stroke is a traumatic event and the road to recovery can be long and arduous. Queen City Elder Care specializes in caregivers that are specifically trained to help their patients with the aftermath of a stroke. We are here to share with our readers, advice for loved ones of those who have…
Read MoreSeptember – Healthy Aging Month
September is Healthy Aging Month and it’s a celebration of the many positive aspects of getting older! Queen City Care has researched ways to make sure you grow old gracefully. Remember, it’s never too late to improve the quality of your life. Get Moving: Moderate exercise, such as brisk walking, for as little as…
Read More5 Signs That Your Elderly Parent Needs In-Home Care
At first glance, signs that your aging parent needs additional in-home care can be subtle. Knowing what to look for is key to protecting the safety of your elderly parent. Queen City Care specializes in Elder Care services and we’ve seen many cases where people have missed the signs of their parents’ increasing need for…
Read MorePalliative Care vs. Hospice: What’s the Difference?
Queen City Care specializes in Hospice, Palliative and Elder Care in Cincinnati, Oh. We often get asked “What’s the difference between Hospice and Palliative Care?” One of our reps, Kerry Caito, recently gave a presentation on the subject to The Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Cancer Support Community. While both Hospice and Palliative Care provide a philosophy…
Read MoreSenior Tips: How to Prevent Falling and Breaking a Hip
Falls can happen any time and place, but they are more common in one’s own home. Complications caused by broken hips can range from minor to severe and even death. According to CDC.gov, one out of three elderly adults falls each year. Queen City Care is here to share some common risk factors that help prevent…
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