Our aim is to supply our Seniors with the best health care information possible free of charge. The Seniors Blue Book is designed to help seniors, caretakers, and family members navigate the maze of senior care, housing, and services. We know that the Seniors Blue Book will become an invaluable tool to our seniors and their family members. We sincerely appreciate the support of our local communities. If you have any questions, comments or just want to say Hi, you can always reach us at Chris.Leslie@seniorsbluebook.com or Monica@seniorsbluebook.com.
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Meeting Information:Dementia Support Group meetings are for caregivers or anyone interested in information about the disease.Support groups are FREE, however a RSVP is encouraged, 251-445-4204Location: Touching Hearts Senior CareGulf Coast Dementia Services
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Meeting Information:Dementia Support Group meetings are for caregivers or anyone interested in information about the disease.Support groups are FREE, however a RSVP is encouraged, 251-445-4204Location: Touching Hearts Senior CareGulf Coast Dementia Services
Hospice Care In Our Home or YoursSaad Healthcare provides In-Home and Inpatient hospice care to patients along the Mississippi and Alabama Gulf Coasts. Services are provided both in the home and at our Inpatient Facility located in Mobile Alabama.The Saad Hospice Program operates from the premise that man has three components: spiritual, intellectual, and physical. The program is dedicated to the provision of compassionate and comprehensive care to all dimensions of the patients and the caregiver/family. Our focus is quality care, dignity, comfort, and assistance with end-of-life issues by provision of physical, intellectual, and spiritual preparation for lifes last journey.What is hospice?Hospice focuses on managing symptoms and pain for people in the terminal phase of life. Care is provided by an interdisciplinary team, focused on providing the holistic needs of the patient and family. Hospice is considered the model for holistic, compassionate care for people facing a life-limiting illness, by providing expert medical care, pain management, emotional and spiritual support tailored to the individual needs of each patient.In-Home HospiceIn-home hospice services are performed in the patients home by our team of skilled nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, aides, chaplains, and social workers.Inpatient HospiceInpatient hospice services are provided at our state-of-the-art inpatient facility, The Retreat, located in Mobile, Alabama. Our hospice intake facility is available to people from all over the Gulf Coast. The facility provides an atmosphere that is both warm and family centric and doesnt have the appearance of a typical medical facility.Paying for Hospice CareHospice care is a benefit covered under Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance. Hospice care in the home or the inpatient unit, certain needed supplies and medical equipment and visits from staff including nurses, CNAs, social workers, chaplains, and volunteers are covered through these benefits.Do You Qualify for Hospice?If you or your loved one has been diagnosed with a terminal condition or prognosis, with six months or less life expectancy, you might qualify for hospice care. Call (251) 343-9600 or email info@saadhealthcare.comWhat is the Difference Between Home Health and Hospice?Home health is geared toward improving your condition with aggressive medical treatment that can include skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and CNA visits. Hospice care is based on a holistic care model where emotional, spiritual, and physical comfort is the goal of the care team. Hospice provides therapy services as well as weekly nursing, CNA visits, social work, chaplain and volunteer and bereavement services. Hospice care also covers the cost of DME/medical supplies and disease-specific and comfort medication.What Types of Services Does Saad Hospice Offer? Routine Home Care General Inpatient Care Respite Care Continuous Care At SAAD Healthcare, our goal is to provide care and medical services with courtesy, respect, and warmth. That is the Saad way. Saad Healthcare is the one call to make to give you the confidence that comes from knowing you are doing the right thing for your patient or loved one.Founded fifty years ago as a retirement community, Saad Healthcare quickly grew into an organization offering home healthcare, hospice care, rehabilitation, private nursing, and medical equipment supplies along the entire Gulf Coast region. Today, Saad Healthcare can fulfill every need for a patient or loved one that is living with a chronic condition, recovering from, or facing a life-limiting illness. The Saad Healthcare team of experienced care providers will work closely with your physician to implement the best plan of care for you or your loved one. Fifty years of experience makes us the right choice, for the best possible care.
Premier Medical Group is one of the largest multi-specialty eye, ear, nose and throat groups in the southeast and even in the United States for over 100 years.Premier Medical was formed in 1997 through a merger of Mobile Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Center with Dauphin West Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialists. Both medical practices trace their business lineage to the practice of Perdue & Perdue which was founded in 1915. Both groups evolved into multi-specialty clinics offering a complete line of eye, ear, nose and throat medical services. For years, the physicians of these clinics have been leaders in their field. Our commitment to treat each patient as an individual with the utmost care and concern has remained constant.We offer a complete line of specialty services including medical and surgical eye, ear, nose and throat care, allergy testing and treatment, contact lenses, facial skin care, hearing aids and testing, laser vision correction and optical services.Our extensive alliance of board-certified ophthalmologists, optometrists and otolaryngologists and specialists are leaders in their fields of expertise. Through their participation in clinical trials, research studies and continuing education, Premier Medical continues to bring the latest technology and treatment options available to our patients.Based in Mobile, we have satellite offices throughout southern Alabama and the Gulf Coast of Mississippi. We are committed to providing the highest quality care to both children and adults in the region.Contact us to make an appointment or fill free to send us an email to let us know how we can better serve you at pmgcares@premiermedicalgrp.com.
At Devoted Health, we want to make your healthcare easier, more affordable, and a whole lot more caring.So we started with a simple question. Is healthcare today confusing, expensive, impersonal really the best we can do? We say, Hardly.The Devoted SolutionWe put the focus back on you.We offer Medicare Advantage plans and its the only thing we're doing. We want to serve those on Medicare with well-coordinated, more attentive healthcare the kind we want for our own families.We build relationships, not barriers.Your care is all about you and your doctor, and we wont stand in the way. We work to get everyone going in the same direction one team to get you the seamless care you deserve.We believe in quality over quantity.More isn't better. And we only want the best. That's why we've partnered with trusted doctors, hospitals, pharmacies, and other providers to make sure you get the right care at the right time.We make healthcare easier.Howd you make it so simple? Thats what we want to hear from our members, time and again. Its what drives all the tools and services we offer, from new fitness benefits to setting up rides to your doctor.Medicare belongs to you.And youve earned it. So it makes sense to be smart about how you use it. With the right plan, you can get great care and save some money. Get a rundown on how Medicare coverage works along with 5 things to do before you start shopping for a Medicare Advantage plan.How Medicare Coverage WorksThere are lots of details with Medicare. But heres the big picture you have 2 basic options. Original Medicare or a Medicare Advantage plan. And youve got a choice to make.Lets say you choose Original Medicare. Youll need to piece together different plans that give you the coverage you want. For starters, Original Medicare includes:Medicare Part A (Hospital Insurance)This helps cover the big stuff, like hospital stays, skilled nursing facility care, home health care, and hospice care.Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance)This helps cover services from doctors and other healthcare providers. It also helps cover outpatient care, home health care, and durable medical equipment (like wheelchairs and oxygen tanks).So far so good, but what about medications? Copays and other fees? Visits to the dentist or eye doctor? Youll need to buy private plans for each of those, like:Prescription Drug Plan (Part D) to help pay for drugsMedigap to pay the fees that come with Original MedicareExtra insurance plans for things like dental, vision, and hearingYou can see how all those different parts and plans and costs can pile up.Now lets take a look at Medicare Advantage.These plans roll up all the benefits of Original Medicare and (usually) the prescription drug plan into one package.Many also cover your dentist, eye doctor, and ear doctor. Plus, you might get nice perks like no copays, no monthly payments, and fitness benefits.You can get just one plan and often one card that covers everything.5 Things to Do Before You Shop for a PlanChoosing a plan is hard theres no right answer for everybody. So the first step is to figure out the kind of care and the kind of plan you need. These tips will help you come up with an answer. Take a hard look at your current plan.Dig up materials your plan sent you (maybe still in its envelope in a pile somewhere). Or go to their website. What are your copays? Whats your premium?Check your overall health costs. Not just trips to the doctor or pharmacy. What about everything else? The new pair of glasses? Membership at a health club? Vitamins and supplements? Get a big picture idea of what youre really paying (if it helps, take a look at your checkbook or bank statements).Think about the future.Sure, no one has a crystal ball. But you can make some solid guesses about the kind of care youll need next year. Has there been a change in your health that could mean more trips to the doctor or new meds? What about any operations or procedures you expect?Make a list of your must-haves and nice-to-haves.Write down the things you absolutely need from your plan (your doctor is in network, your daily medications are covered) and what youd like (help paying for over-the-counter drugs, a gym membership). When signup starts, just compare the available plan with your list.Keep track of those deadlines.You usually get one chance a year to make changes to your plan don't miss your chance to make the most of it.If Medicare Advantage sounds right for you, you may want to:Compare our plansSee if your doctors are in our networkMake sure we cover your medicationsFind an event to learn more about our plansSign up for a planDevoted is a complete package of benefits, savings, and support, so everyone can live the life they want. Learn why thousands are choosing Devoted.Call us to get a plan recommendation and learn about complete benefits and real monthly savings.Ready to explore options near you? See how a Devoted Health Medicare Advantage plan could help you save.Medicare Advantage plans with big benefits and savingsDental: Money for dentures, crowns, and root canalsOver-the-counter: Money to spend on items like vitamins and toothpaste$0 Prescription drugs: Starting at $0: 0 vision exams: Plus money for eyeglasses or contactsFitness: Money to spend on gym equipment and fitness trackers$0 hearing exams: Plus low copays for hearing aids We have Medicare coverage you can count on. Call us at 251-391-3788 to learn more.
Mobile and Baldwin County's Trusted, Quality In-Home Senior Care Provider! Right at Home offers a range of services to support individuals with serious health issuesand seniors who need assistance to maintain their independence at home. Companion care focuses on providing assistance with household tasks and promoting social interaction to enhance well-being. Personal care services assist with daily activities such as hygiene and mobility, allowing seniors to remain at home with dignity. Specialty care is available for those with unique needs, with caregivers trained to provide both practical support and emotional reassurance. Nursing services provide medical support tailored to the individual's needs, ensuring quality care without the need for hospitalization. Right at Home also ensures comprehensive support for injured workers through specialized caregiver training and assistance navigating the worker's compensation process, ensuring they receive the care and resources they need to recover comfortably at home. Contact Right at Home for more information on how they can help support you andyour loved ones, regardless of where the individual calls home. Accredited by The Joint Commission. Please visit www.RAHSouth.com to see all of our locations. Nurses and Social Workers can visit www.RAHCEU.com for our online continuing education units. For those seeking careers, please visit www.RAHapply.com.
How do I know how much renters insurance to buy? Tips to help choose accurate, appropriate limits for your personal property and liability coverage. You've followed your rental guide and it's time to move in! Your furniture is in place, the utilities are hooked up and your rental unit is starting to look like a home. And now you might be asking yourself do I need renters insurance? It is estimated that 56% of renters do not have renters insurance. A renters policy is more important, accessible and affordable than you might think, and in some cases, renters insurance is required by landlords. But renters are often unclear about what renters insurance is, what it covers and how much they need. What does renters insurance cover? In short, renters insurance covers what you own. Most landlord's insurance covers only the building and damages due to negligence. Getting coverage for some of the most common causes of property damage and loss such as theft, vandalism and fire is entirely up to you. Without renters insurance, you may have to bear the financial burden of a loss on your own, including the cost of a hotel stay if you cannot live in your apartment while repairs are made. Want to protect your stuff? Most renters' belongings cost more than they think. The average person has $30,000 worth of belongings that are probably not covered by a landlord's policy. Take a moment to add up the approximate cost of your computer, television, stereo, furniture, jewelry and clothing. If a fire gutted your apartment tomorrow, would you have the cash to replace it all? Renters insurance also covers much more than just your personal property. The average policy can include up to $100,000 in liability coverage. That means in the event of a covered loss, your insurer will help cover the costs if you're held responsible for injuring another person or damaging another person's property. Moreover, this coverage applies whether the incident occurred within your residence or elsewhere. Be sure you have coverage against the unexpected with renters insurance. Get a free quote now. How much renters insurance do I need?Renters insurance is relatively inexpensive. According to NerdWallet, the average renters policy costs about $15 per month for up to $30,000 in personal property coverage. That's solid coverage for less than the cost of a few cups of coffee a week. Here are some tips to help you determine your insurance needs. Complete an inventory of your possessions. Personal property coverage is probably the main reason most purchase a renters policy. The coverage will reimburse you for covered loss, damage or theft of your personal possessions up to a certain dollar amount. Completing a home inventory is a good way to determine how much property coverage you need. This inventory lists your personal possessions, along with details about their age, purchase price or current value and other identifying information. While youre at it, take pictures or a video of your property. Check with your insurance agent about discounts. Many insurers offer significant discounts if you buy more than one policy with their company. For renters, this usually means purchasing auto insurance with a renters policy. But life, business and other plans may also qualify. Choose the right deductible. A deductible is the amount of a covered loss that you pay out of your own pocket. In other words, it's the amount "deducted" from any payout by your insurer. For example, if a fire causes $1,500 in insured damage to your personal property and your deductible is $500, then your insurer will pay you $1,000. Your renters insurance premiums will reflect the deductibles you agree to pay. Lower deductibles mean higher premiums; higher deductibles mean lower premiums. Keep in mind that an insurer will not reimburse you for a loss amount that is lower than the deductible. This means if your deductible is $2,000 and you suffer $1,750 in losses, then you are entirely responsible for those costs, even if the cause of the loss is covered by your policy. When choosing a deductible, think carefully about the out-of-pocket costs that you are willing, and able, to pay. A disciplined saver may be able to offset the greater risk of a high deductible with cash reserves. Others, however, will have to balance the benefit of a higher deductible against the risk of greater out-of-pocket expenses. Assess your liability. Your renters policy's liability coverage may protect you if someone injures themselves in your home. It may also protect you in case you cause damage to others' property. Some policies will pay for defense and court costs in addition to settlement costs. The typical renters insurance policy offers $100,000 in liability coverage. For renters, this amount is often sufficient. However, if you entertain company frequently at your home or if your assets exceed your limit, you should consider a coverage amount equal to at least the total value of your assets.Supplement coverage if necessary. Keep in mind that your policy will exclude certain perils (such as earthquake and flood losses), limit coverage on some items (such as computers, firearms and silverware) and might not cover a business in your home. If you have special insurance needs, talk to your agent about extending limits or adding separate policies. And finally, where your apartment is located will play an important role in determining your renters insurance rates. Prices will vary based on your state, city and neighborhood. Safer locations might mean lower rates, so renting in a low-crime area near a fire station might save you money. Your rates will also reflect the safety of the rental property itself. For example, an older, unrenovated building might have a higher risk of electrical and plumbing issues, and that can mean higher rates. Fortunately, steps as simple as installing smoke detectors and fire extinguishers in your apartment may mean real savings, even if you do rent an older property. This article was contributed by Laurel Flowers State Farm Insurance Agent located in Saraland, Alabama. You can contact Laurel Flowers State Farm team for a renters insurance quote. Call 251-675-4736.
Read More4 Tips for Beating Summer AllergiesSummer can be a difficult season for those who suffer from asthma, allergies ,and other respiratory problems. Constant changes in air quality and an abundance of pollen can trigger symptoms, especially in the summer heat. Here are a few tips to help keep your sunny days from being itchy, watery, and even runny. 1. Treat before you go. Take allergy medication before walking out the door. If you wait until symptoms kick in, the medication wont be nearly as effective. There are many over the counter options to help aid in the treatment of allergy symptoms, but we strongly recommend consulting your physician before starting any new treatment. 2. Choose to hit the treadmill instead of the running in the park. On high pollen count days opt for exercising indoors where the air is filtered and symptom inducing pollutants are kept at bay. You can easily check the local pollen count online before starting your workout. 3. Know your specific allergies, so you can favor plants, shrubs and flowers that are more allergy friendly. If you love to garden or just enjoy spending time outdoors, it is a great idea to know what can trigger your allergies, and what can help them. If you are unsure what is causing your allergy to flair up, consult your physician and discover together when its ok to stop and smell the roses. 4. Spring cleaning should not end in the spring. Regularly clean bookshelves, vents, on top of the fridge, and other places dust, pollen and other allergens can collect. You should also check and change your homes air filters regularly. To better ensure an allergy free zone, invest in an air purifier to help monitor and clean the air in your home.Summer allergies can be more intense than fall or spring. Often times the warm and humid weather creates a hospitable environment for allergens such as dust mites or grass and weed pollens.Follow these 4 tips and you will be on your way to enjoying an allergy free summer. Find a local physician with Premier Medical Group. There are five locations in the Mobile, Daphne & Foley, Alabama.
Read MoreTips for Keeping Seniors Safe in the Heat: Water, Water EverywhereSeniors are more at risk for dehydration in general because they have a lower fluid content and a decreased thirst response. So the trick to staying hydrated, especially when its really hot, is to drink plenty of water, even when you dont feel thirsty.Many medications can cause dehydration, such as beta-blockers and diuretics prescribed for people with high blood pressure. Some allergy or anxiety medications trick our bodies into not sweating and as a result, we dont FEEL hot so we dont drink water.Its critical to understand how a seniors medications are affected by the heat. Read the drug insert, research it online or consult with a physician.Staying hydrated can prevent dizziness that often accompanies dehydration and since dizziness can increase the risk of falls, drinking lots of water can reduce the likelihood of a fall-related injury.Tips for Keeping Seniors Safe in the Heat: How to Stay CoolAvoid being outside during the hottest part of the day.Wear breathable, loose-fitting clothing like cotton or linen.Seek air-conditioned places. If your home doesnt have AC, visit a local cooling station, the library, a recreation center, a senior center or a mall. Local Area Agencies on Aging can connect seniors with rides.Close windows and curtains to block out sun and heat during the day.Drink plenty of fluids but avoid alcohol and caffeine.Take a cool shower, bath, or sponge bath. Keep a cool washcloth on the back of the neck.The CDC recommends using electric fans only when the temperature is below the high 90s. Any hotter and AC or a cool shower works better at cooling.Limit your oven useIf your house is hot, try to spend time during mid-day at a facility that has air conditioning such as the library, a senior center, a friends house or a movie. Tips for Keeping Seniors Safe in the Heat: Managing MedicationsAs we age, we often become more sensitive to medications and high heat can make it worse.Medications for high blood pressure like beta-blockers and diuretics can make some people dehydrated, which can be exacerbated by high heat.Some allergy or anxiety medications trick our bodies into not feeling overheated which can lead to dehydration or heatstroke.If someone you know is taking medications like these, its important to check on them regularly when its hot. Make sure they are taking the appropriate dose, staying hydrated and staying out of the heat.This article was submitted by Synergy HOMECARE in Daphne, AL and can be reached at 251-621-1900.
Read MoreRe-Bath Full-Service Bathroom Remodeling Company in MobileIf youve been dreaming of owning a bright, modern bathroom that will meet your needs, Re-Bath is here to help. Were a locally owned and operated bathroom remodeling company in Mobile, AL with a reputation for creating functional, inspiring bathrooms for our customers. We offer a wide selection of products and design options, including tubs, showers, sinks, and vanities. Our bathroom remodelers can also replace bathroom lighting and flooring.Well guide you through the entire bathroom renovation process. During the design phase, well discuss what you have in mind, offer suggestions, and put together a customized design. Your entire new bathroom can be planned and priced in the comfort of your own home. Youll have the choice of various colors and patterns as well as access to our exclusive and proprietary products.Ready for a Change?Youve come to the right place. Our free in-home design consultations, high-end product selections, fast demos, and professional installation will take you from design to done in no timeand with no stress.Out With the Old, In With the New BathroomAdd comfort, style, and value to your home with a completely new bathroom. Our affordable bathroom remodel services make it easy.Looking for Accessible Bathroom Remodeling?You can have Safety Without Sacrificing StyleRemodel your bathroom to be ADA-compliant and enjoy peace of mind while retaining your independence. Re-Bath makes it simple and cost-effective to get a bathroom thats both safe and beautifully designed, in a matter of days.Walk-in BathtubsRe-Baths walk-in bathtubs include innovative safety features and thoughtful design elements that empower you to create the beautiful bathroom you want with the safety and comfort you need. Our ADA-compliant walk-in tubs offer features like grab bars, slip-resistant flooring, comfortable seats, and moreall incorporated seamlessly into an attractive design.Accessible ShowersOur accessible showers help you retain your independence while reducing safety risks. Choose from zero and low-threshold shower bases fitted with our exclusive slip-resistant technology, grab bars, and shower benches. High-Quality Products & MaterialsWell remodel your bathroom with a combination of materials from trusted brands and Re-Bath exclusive products. DuraBath Natural Stone Wall Surrounds DuraBath Wall Surrounds Wall surround patterns Zero and low-threshold shower bases Shower benches Grab bars Slip-resistant technology Faucets and fixtures Learn More About Our Bathroom Remodel Process1. Free In-Home Design ConsultationOur design consultant will come to you, measure your bathroom, and share ideas for transforming it into the perfect space. Together, youll choose your preferred design style, as well as colors, finishes and products.2. Removal & PreparationOnce youve chosen your products, our technicians will prepare your bathroom for renovation, carefully removing old materials and handling any necessary repairs before installation.3. Professional InstallationFrom the flooring underfoot to the lighting overhead, the expert Re-Bath installation team takes care of all the details, delivering your new bathroom in days, not weeks.4. Post-Care & WarrantyEnjoy peace of mind knowing your investment is protected with warranties on workmanship, installation, and products.Special Financing with 0% Interest for 12 months. Contact Re-Bath Mobile at 251-220-9284 for a free consultation. Serving the following counties in Alabama: Baldwin, Clarke, Conecuh, Escambia, Mobile, Monroe & Washington.
Read MoreNeed Information about Medicare plans?As your local "Trusted Medicare Plan Professional," my goal is to make sure you have the information needed to make the right decisions & experience matters! I listen to what's important to you & I'm available for year-round support or even just to chat. Call me today at 251-210-7089 for a free, no-obligation consultation about Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplements &/or Prescription Drug Plans...Now, you can finally relax.Licensed in AL, CA, FL, MS, NM, TX & VA.
Connie Hudson Mobile Regional Community Center Foundation3201 Hillcrest RoadMobile, AL 36693251-208-6701
Homecare Companions is currently hiring for EXPERIENCED CAREGIVERS AND CNAS needed in Mobile and Baldwin Counties!Are you looking for a local, privately owned caregiving agency where you will be treated with kindness, dignity, and respect? Then Homecare companions is the place for you!!Locally owned and operated company providing care for seniors and disabled adults in their home. We offer a professional work environment. Our owner takes tremendous pride in our caregivers and the service they provide to our clients. We are searching for professional and skilled caregivers and CNA's who can work daytime and weekend hours in Mobile and Baldwin Counties! Immediate need for WEEKEND and 12-hour dayshift availability with benefitsHere's why caregivers like working for Homecare Companions:COMPETITIVE PAYWeekly payFlexible ScheduleBonuses for employee referrals24/7 RN support for caregivers401KPTO (Paid Time Off)24/7 office support for caregiversCaregiver recognition and rewards programResponsibilities:Assisting with transferring/moving clientsPreparing meals and snacksPersonal care (bathing, toileting, dressing)Medication remindersDementia and Alzheimers careLight housekeepingCompanionshipTransportationQualifications:Must be 21 years of ageHave a valid drivers license and automobile insuranceMust have 3 years of verified caregiving experiencePass a background checkReliable transportationVerifiable referencesCommitted, flexible, and reliablePlease call us to discuss job opportunities 251-660-4000
Read MoreNow Accepting applications for part-time C.N.A's & Caregivers in the Mobile, Daphne, Citronelle, and Saraland and surrounding areas.Please Apply in person at:3263 Demetropolis Rd. Ste.10 Mobile, AL. 36693 251-445-4204, or online at www.touchingheartsseniorcare.com, under careers, download the pdf file and either drop it off, email it to lisa@thscmobile.com, or fax back to (251) 445-4205.
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