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“If you Have a friend or family member with breast cancer, try not to look at her with ‘sad eyes.’ Treat her as you always did; just show a little extra love.” – Hoda Kotb October is “Breast Cancer Awareness Month” and we’re celebrating here at Collier Home Care with...

“The better I get to know men, the more I find myself loving dogs.” – Charles de Gaulle We, at Collier Home Care, agree with those who believe that pets can be great companions! They are often considered to be part of the family and are said to provide health and...

It’s a fact of life; nobody can get along with everybody. So how can you achieve a high level of compatibility with your new home caregiver? Start By Building A Good Foundation We think it’s important to start off on the right foot. That’s why we offer an introductory...

If you’re burning the candle from both ends, there’s no fire left for you. We at Collier Home Care have seen many cases of caregiver burnout. We suggest you read the article below and give us a call if you think that you or someone close may be suffering from...

“Getting old is like climbing a mountain; you get a little out of breath, but the view is much better!” — Ingrid Bergman Growing older brings new experiences, opportunities, and perspectives. And while aging may come with changes to our health and daily routines, it...

We at Collier Home Care (CHC) want you to stay safe during this challenging period of hurricanes and COVID-19. CHC is a private duty home care company located in Naples, Florida, and is licensed to provide companion care, personal, and skilled nursing care in Collier,...

Due to Covid-19, most seniors are either staying home by choice and or greatly limiting their outings or are under quarantine measures. Retirement communities such as Assisted Living Facilities or Skilled Nursing Rehabilitation Centers have closed their doors to the...

The COVID-19 pandemic changed the way families think about home care safety. During the height of the pandemic, masks, testing, personal protective equipment, social distancing, and infection-control precautions became part of everyday life. While many of the...

Keeping a home clean is about more than appearances. For older adults, maintaining a clean and well-organized living environment can help reduce exposure to germs, make everyday tasks easier, and create a safer, more comfortable place to age at home. Fortunately,...

Staying socially connected is an important part of healthy aging. Yet for many older adults, maintaining those connections can become more difficult over time. Retirement, the loss of a spouse or friends, health changes, limited mobility, hearing or vision loss, and...

Healthy eating is important at every age, but good nutrition can become especially important as we grow older. National Nutrition Month, created by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and observed each March, is a great reminder to look at everyday eating habits...

Not everyone who needs help at home needs care around the clock. For many older adults, a few hours of assistance with personal care, meals, errands, or household tasks may be enough to help them remain safely and comfortably at home. But needs can change. When an...