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Keeping Our Seniors Safe During COVID-19

San Diego Compassionate Caregivers2025-11-26T18:25:42-05:00

It is well-known that seniors are at dangerously high risk for contracting COVID-19 due to their age and/or underlying conditions (heart disease, autoimmune, respiratory, etc). When infected, symptoms can range from a cough, difficulty breathing, fever, chills, or muscle pains. Recent studies have found the virus to spread from “respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs, sneezes or talks.” To ensure the safety of our seniors, proper measures must be taken and implemented to keep COVID-19 at bay. Stay At Home First and foremost, seniors should refrain from leaving their homes to attend religious services, community centers, or other [...]

Keeping Our Seniors Safe During COVID-19San Diego Compassionate Caregivers2025-11-26T18:25:42-05:00

Should Seniors Get the COVID-19 Vaccine?

San Diego Compassionate Caregivers2025-11-26T18:30:04-05:00

There has been a lot of controversy regarding the COVID-19 vaccine and whether or not we should get vaccinated. The answer here is very obvious, of course we should get vaccinated! Even if an individual was previously diagnosed with the coronavirus and has developed antibodies, they can get sick with it again. According to recent studies, the most effective way to prevent contracting the virus is by getting vaccinated. Even though the COVID-19 vaccine has been successfully released, states have created a waitlist with seniors and individuals with underlying diseases, being the top priority. Some seniors in Florida had to wait [...]

Should Seniors Get the COVID-19 Vaccine?San Diego Compassionate Caregivers2025-11-26T18:30:04-05:00

The Move Towards Normality

San Diego Compassionate Caregivers2025-11-26T18:29:39-05:00

Finally! Things are starting to re-open, and life is slowly returning to normal. This might be enough for some to ditch their mask and call it a day with social distancing and hand sanitizer. That, however, would not be wise. Just because COVID cases are steadily decreasing in some areas, does not mean that we should stop protecting ourselves. Coronavirus is still out there, and we must continue doing everything we can to prevent its spread. Facilities Not Requiring Masks Even though it may be difficult to believe, some states such as Texas have ended their statewide mask mandate. This led [...]

The Move Towards NormalitySan Diego Compassionate Caregivers2025-11-26T18:29:39-05:00

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