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Should You Be Concerned About Liver Spots?
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Should You Be Concerned About Liver Spots?

Liver spots are small, dark circles you see on your skin. While they’re also called age spots and very common in adults over fifty, young people can get them too. Liver spots are harmless and don’t need treatment. However, it’s important to distinguish between a liver spot and cancerous growth. Liver Spots Liver spots are […]
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April is Alcohol Awareness Month
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April is Alcohol Awareness Month

This April, during Alcohol Awareness Month, Cypress Homecare Solutions encourages you educate yourself and loved ones on the dangers of alcohol addiction. Alcohol Addiction In 2015, Arizona ranked number 21 in states with the most alcohol-related fatalities. That year alone saw 272 DUI fatalities. We ranked number 11 in DUI arrests—22, 367. More than 15 […]
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Connecticut Raises Wage for Homecare Workers

Fox61 revealed homecare workers in Connecticut were lobbying for higher wages. This month, the CT Post reported homecare workers’ wage will be raised to $16.25 by 2020. Most make under $14.25 per hour, and some less than $13.53. According to the CT Mirror, caregivers will also be eligible for worker’s compensation. This is crucial for […]
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Avoiding Social Isolation, Frame by Frame
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Avoiding Social Isolation, Frame by Frame

Whether we’re eight or 88, we all need human interaction. Typically, eight-year olds don’t have a problem getting enough – they spend the day with their friends and teachers at school and then go home to their families in the evening.  Older adults on the other hand, don’t always have as many family members or […]
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3/15/18 – In the Cypress Spotlight – Turning Tragedy into Opportunity

Gerda Weissmann-Klein: Turning Tragedy into Opportunity Red, white and blue.  Stars and stripes.  Gerda Weissmann-Klein.  They all paint a picture of patriotism and decorate the 10th anniversary of Citizenship Counts.  Gerda, a Polish-born Holocaust survivor, has dedicated the latter part of her life to instilling patriotism and the importance of civic duty in America’s youth […]
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Caregiving for Veterans

Caregiving for a veteran may involve physical and mental obstacles. Caregivers need to be aware of these issues and how to professionally handle them with compassion. PSTD PTSD stands for post traumatic stress disorder. It’s a mental disorder resulting from witnessing or experiencing a distressful situation, in which the victim has difficulty recovering. Around 11-20% […]
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Happy Valentine’s Day from our Family to Yours!
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Happy Valentine’s Day from our Family to Yours!

Here at Cypress, we love life! We wanted to share a few of the things that Make Our Hearts Flutter! Wishing you a Happy Valentine’s Day filled with life and love with those you cherish most.
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Caregiver of the Year, Sara Abdulaziz
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Caregiver of the Year, Sara Abdulaziz

What better day to demonstrate our love and gratefulness toward Sara than on Valentine’s Day! This morning, we had the pleasure of presenting this very special and deserving young woman with the Caregiver of the Year Award! Get to know Sara a little more!       As our way of saying THANK YOU for being […]
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Michelle Cornelius Featured Expert in Caring.com Article
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Michelle Cornelius Featured Expert in Caring.com Article

Michelle Cornelius, Director of Memory Care Programs at Cypress HomeCare Solutions, served as a dementia expert in this Caring.com article called “How to move a parent with dementia to assisted living.” Read the entire article here. Are you wondering if in-home personal care is the right move for your loved one? Cypress HomeCare Solutions serves […]
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How to Achieve a Healthy Weight

Do you believe that losing weight will improve your self-esteem? Here’s the catch-22: you need some level of self-esteem to stick with a diet and exercise program to begin with. If you’ve been beating yourself up for “letting yourself go” over the years, or for not looking like you did at age 25, it’s time […]
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