Changes in life situations can be hard to handle. Some of the changes we face when we age can be life-threatening. Muscle weakness, joint problems, back pains, and neurological disease can all contribute to mobility problems that an elderly is facing. These problems are more serious than what others might think. Imagine your father going upstairs and suddenly, he feels this reeling pain in his joints – which ends up causing for him to trip or worse, fall.

Nobody wants that to happen to any of our family. You may not always be available to look after them, but for sure, you want them to be always safe. No worries, EHCS knows what can be done to lower the risks. Our professional caregivers encourage them to do strength and mobility exercises. Our trained caregivers make note of the prescriptions given by doctors or over-the-counter medicines that can cause drowsiness or distractions. Plus, misdiagnosed eye conditions or disease like arthritis can often increase the risk of dangerous falls.