The Benefits of Speech Therapy
The ability to communicate effectively is an essential part of everyday life. For older adults, speech can be affected by age or following an illness or injury. Thankfully, specialized speech therapy is available to help older adults regain and improve their ability to communicate. Speech therapy can be especially impactful for those who have suffered a head trauma or stroke, those with dementia…
The Benefits of IV Therapy
Intravenous (IV) therapy is a treatment used to deliver fluid into a patient’s veins through an IV drip. IV therapy is one of the quickest and most effective ways to administer medication, nutrients and fluids the body needs directly into the bloodstream.
Do Skilled Nursing Facilities Offer IV Therapy?
Yes! Our Liberty Healthcare and Rehabilitation Services skilled nurses at all…
What Are the Benefits of Working In a Long-Term Care Facility?
Do you enjoy helping others, making a difference in your community, and forming bonds? If you said yes, you may want to consider a nursing assistant career in a long-term care facility. For nursing assistants, you will enjoy several benefits from working in a long-term care facility. Let’s take a look at those benefits now.
Get to Know Patients
Patients that receive long-term care will…
Benefits of Occupational Therapy for Seniors
Did you know April is Occupational Therapy (OT) month? This is an important healthcare holiday that recognizes the positive impact occupational therapists have on their patients’ lives. Whether a senior has an injury, illness, or disability, these professionals help seniors achieve a better quality of life and enable them to regain their independence needed in everyday life. Let’s take a closer…
How Physical Therapy Helps Improve Balance
Good balance is one of the most important building blocks of being able to safely move and perform activities of daily living. Without good balance, you are more likely to fall and seriously injure yourself. That is why balance training is a key aspect of physical therapy.
Signs of Balance Problems
A balance problem exists if someone has difficulty keeping a stable and upright body position,…
The Liberty Difference
How We Make a Difference at Liberty Healthcare and Rehabilitation Services How We Make a Difference Our mission is to provide compassionate care that helps people reach their healthcare goals and improve their quality of life. When you choose Liberty, you become part of our Liberty family. Here are some of the stories of how Liberty Healthcare and Rehabilitation Services has made a…
Why a Skilled Nursing Facility Could be the Right Choice for Your Loved One
As a loved one ages or when he or she requires care for another reason, you have several options to consider. You could take on the feat by yourself or team up with other family members. However, becoming a caretaker is a big commitment that requires a lot of sacrifice. You could also hire a professional home health caregiver to at least give you a break at times or to act as the primary…
What You Need to Know About Medicare and Medicaid
When considering affordable health insurance, you have likely heard of Medicare and Medicaid. These government-funded programs are frequently misunderstood. This is not ideal, especially when not knowing what they are or offer can prevent you from getting the care and support you need. Keep reading to learn the differences between Medicare and Medicaid.
What Is Medicare?
Medicare is a program…
7 Tips for Achieving a Healthy Weight
If you are struggling to maintain or achieve a healthy weight, know that you are not alone. In 2020, an estimated 29 percent of U.S. adults aged 65 or older were obese. To reach your healthy weight goals, it’s important to adopt healthy lifestyle habits. A healthy lifestyle will also help you obtain better health and wellness. Keep reading to discover our top tips for achieving a healthy weight.……
How to Reduce Your Risk for Dementia
In previous articles, we looked at what dementia is and how it’s diagnosed, as well as the early signs and different stages of dementia. While there is no known cure or way to completely prevent dementia, there are several tips to reduce your risk for developing dementia. Let’s take a closer look at those tips now.
1. Regular Physical Activity
Numerous studies link regular…