Senior Nutrition At Home In Davenport, IA

As part of our senior care services in the Davenport area, we create meal regimens for the elderly.

If you're an old person, you're more likely to have to eat a certain way. A doctor or dietitian might tell you to cut back on how much food you eat to stay healthy. There are some foods that some older people have to stay away from in order to keep their long-term illnesses, such as diabetes or high blood pressure, from getting worse, An older person may not be able to follow food rules if they live on their own.

These are things that our caregivers can help you with, too. Our home care can help older people stay on healthy diets that can help them stay healthy and keep illnesses from getting worse if they get it.

Managing Your Medication

For those of you who didn't know, there are a lot of different rules about what you can and can't eat or drink when you take different medicines. People who have allergies can get nutrition plans from their doctor to help them, and they can get them from their doctor. It is more important for you to make sure you take your prescribed medicines in the right way as you get older, especially if you have physical or cognitive limitations. Make sure that Mom or Dad have enough food and medicine. Trust us to make a care plan for your loved one that includes planning healthy meals and making them. We will also make sure you take your medicine.

Making Sure That Your Loved One Is Getting the Right Food and Nutrition.

Before, we said that seniors who live alone have a hard time making sure they get enough food because mobility problems make it hard to move around the kitchen or lift heavy pots. Many people eat take-out food and frozen TV dinners instead of healthy, home-cooked meals, but this isn't the norm. This service can help you keep your parents healthy and make sure their needs are being met.

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When you hire Comfort Keepers, your parents will get all of the nutrients they need to stay healthy. Make sure that happens, and we'll do our best to help you. The type of help you need from a nutritionist or dietician doesn't matter to us. We can help with that, too. People who know a lot about this can help us solve any problems you might have.

We can tell you more about how Comfort Keepers can help your loved one live better. Call us at (563) 424-7777 or click the button below to fill out our free care survey!