A Guide to Safer Senior Outings in Cold Weather

A Guide to Safer Senior Outings in Cold Weather

Cold weather can make going outside harder, especially for seniors. Snow, ice, and chilly winds can be dangerous if you are not careful. At Informatix Health, we want you to enjoy your time outdoors safely and comfortably, so you can keep up your daily activities and...
How Caregivers Support Seniors Through Holiday Change

How Caregivers Support Seniors Through Holiday Change

The holiday season is a time filled with joy, family gatherings, and traditions—but it can also bring change, disruption, and stress, especially for seniors. For many older adults, changes in routine, travel, and social activities can feel overwhelming. This is where...
Resident-Led Holiday Activities

Resident-Led Holiday Activities

The holiday season is a special time in nursing homes, providing an opportunity to boost morale, strengthen community, and celebrate togetherness. One of the most effective ways to create meaningful experiences is by encouraging resident-led holiday activities. These...
Winter Infection Control Best Practices

Winter Infection Control Best Practices

Winter is a high-risk season for infections in nursing homes. Residents are especially vulnerable, and the close living environment can make respiratory illnesses like influenza, RSV, and COVID-19 spread quickly. Nursing home staff play a critical role in preventing...
Preventing Slip & Fall Accidents at Home

Preventing Slip & Fall Accidents at Home

Slip and fall accidents are one of the most common causes of injury in the home. As a caregiver or home health aide (HHA), you play an important role in keeping clients safe every day. Small changes and careful habits can make a big difference in preventing falls and...
Night Terrors: How Caregivers Can Help

Night Terrors: How Caregivers Can Help

For many of our nation’s heroes, nighttime can be difficult. Some veterans experience night terrors—frightening episodes that happen while they sleep. These episodes can make them scared, restless, or tired the next day. As a caregiver, your support can make a real...