October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. For senior citizens, awareness of breast cancer remains crucial. The median age of breast cancer diagnosis is 62, and nearly 20-percent of those detected are over the age of 75. However, early detection and understanding the disease offers many treatment options and increased opportunities for longevity and quality of Read More
During Case Management week 2023, we recognize that these professionals are at the heart of the healthcare system. Their focus is on ensuring that patients receive the highest quality care and transition from the hospital or another healthcare setting to home seamlessly. Their work promotes health, longevity and independence. Salus joins with the Commission for Case Read More
As we age, remaining physically active and mentally engaged helps us to maintain our overall well-being. However, many seniors face a silent and often underestimated threat to their health: social isolation. It’s not just a matter of feeling lonely; social isolation and fall risk are connected in ways that are important to understand. An intricate Read More
As we age, our bodies and immune systems become more susceptible to various health challenges, making preventive measures like senior vaccines beneficial for many in maintaining optimal well-being. However, for seniors, keeping up with their doctor’s recommendations for vaccinations and other essential needs is sometimes challenging. This is especially true if they experience dementia or Read More
For Immediate Release – Salus Homecare and Hospice, a renowned leader in hospice care across Southern California, is thrilled to announce the expansion of hospice care services into Maricopa County, and soon to include Pinal County, AZ. Hospice care is a specialized form of medical care focused on enhancing quality of life for patients with Read More
Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder characterized by cognitive decline, memory loss, and impaired daily functioning. According to the National Institute on Aging, it currently ranks as the seventh leading cause of death in the United States. Alzheimer’s is also a major public health challenge affecting millions worldwide. Combating Alzheimer’s is crucial and Read More
Personalized Care Plans Make a Difference The Salus team of nurses, professional caregivers, therapists, doctors and other in-home care professionals work tirelessly every day to determine needs, create and maintain personalized support at home. They help patients and families to reach their goals and continue to provide care as needs change. Upon admission, our professionals Read More
It is our honor to join The American Nurses Association in recognizing the importance of nursing professionals across our communities during May, National Nurses Month. Further, in recognition of Nurses Month, National Nurses Day, and International Nurses Day, Salus offers a message of thanks to these esteemed and invaluable healthcare professionals. Nurses Bring Hope Nurses, every Read More
The National Association of Social Workers has proclaimed March 2023 as National Social Work Appreciation Month and calls on home care providers, hospice care professionals, the medical establishment and members of our community to recognize the ways in which social workers break barriers. Through advocacy, active listening, professionalism and critical thinking, they enhance the lives Read More
Hospice care blesses lives and is a sometimes under used resource with immense benefits to seniors who are nearing the end of their life’s journey. It provides both the patient and their family members with essential support, reassurance, and freedom from pain and discomfort so they can focus on continuing to make memories and live Read More
As we reach the end of November, we reflect back on a month of cooler weather, holidays, and exciting preparation for the new year. However, November is also committed to bringing awareness to one of the most common cancers in the U.S. — lung cancer. If you’re living with lung cancer, the right care team, Read More
According to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, more than 6 million adults are currently in some stage of heart failure. Heart failure occurs when the amount of blood pumped is not enough to sufficiently meet the body’s needs. Swelling and an accumulation of fluid in your legs, abdomen, and lungs are common for Read More
Seniors with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia require specialized care, especially as the disease progresses. Navigating memory care options can prove difficult for some families. Dementia home care and memory care facilities are two common options families explore after a senior is diagnosed with dementia. Understanding both can help to simplify the decision making Read More
