Caring for a senior loved one means more than just companionship—it also involves ensuring they receive proper nutrition. Simple tasks like grocery shopping or cooking can become difficult with age. This blog shares practical dining and nutrition tips to help keep seniors healthy, safe, and well-fed, with support from Serenity Home Care’s professional services in Beaverton and surrounding Oregon counties.

As travel becomes more accessible post-pandemic, it’s still important to take precautions—especially for seniors and high-risk individuals. From choosing safer transportation options to asking the right questions about lodging, smart planning can minimize COVID-19 exposure. At Serenity Home Care, your health is our priority, even when you're on the go. Explore key tips to travel confidently and safely during these uncertain times.

Coming to terms with a loved one’s need for memory care can be emotionally challenging. At Serenity Home Care, we understand the transition and offer compassionate support for families navigating Alzheimer's and dementia care. Whether it’s recognizing the signs, planning meaningful visits, or creating routines, our expert team in Beaverton, Oregon is here to help every step of the way. Let us guide you through this journey with care and understanding.

Starting a caregiving job in a new home can be both exciting and challenging. From understanding a client’s needs to adapting to unfamiliar surroundings, preparation is key. At Serenity Home Care, we emphasize strong communication, awareness of emergency protocols, and respect for family dynamics. With the right approach, caregivers can build trust and create meaningful, lasting connections in any home environment.

As your loved one ages, everyday tasks may become more difficult, signaling the need for personal home care. From mobility challenges and memory issues to safety concerns and transportation needs, assessing their condition is key. Serenity Home Care offers customized in-home support to help seniors remain safe, comfortable, and independent in their own homes across Multnomah, Clackamas, and Washington counties.