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Without consistent care and monitoring, hypertension puts your loved one at constant risk and leaves families anxious about what might happen next.
Hypertension often has no symptoms until it’s too late.
You constantly fear sudden spikes or emergencies at home.
Everyone deserves proactive care to avoid preventable crises.
Hypertension stands as a silent threat for older adults. Managing hypertension is vital for overall health and longevity. Complications from hypertension can create challenges for older adults in taking care of themselves and managing everyday activities.
At ConsidraCare, we offer specialized care for seniors dealing with hypertension, ensuring personalized support to manage their health and well-being effectively.
Seniors with non-chronic medical conditions requiring help only for a few hours or days in a week.
Seniors with chronic and serious health issues in need for personal medical care in their homes.
Seniors with life-impacting chronic conditions requiring constant monitoring and assistance in daily tasks.
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ConsidraCare’s compassionate caregivers are dedicated to provide comprehensive support for patients dealing with hypertension. Our caregivers are trained to assist with medication management, ensuring that prescribed medications are taken as directed to keep blood pressure in check.
ConsidraCare is a reliable partner in health care, delivering unwavering quality of care.
Our team will help create a custom care plan for your loved one — no pressure, no obligation.
Pulmonary hypertension cannot be reversed completely, however, there are methods and treatments to manage and reduce symptoms of hypertension.
High blood pressure can clog or rupture the arteries that carry blood and oxygen to the brain, resulting in a stroke. A stroke can lead to serious impairments in speech, mobility, and other everyday activities.
Prehypertension, also known as Stage I Hypertension, is an early indicator that high blood pressure may develop in the body. Systolic blood pressure and diastolic blood pressure both often remain above 130 mmHg during stage-I hypertension.
Prolonged or untreated hypertension increases the risk of heart diseases, stroke, kidney or heart failure. Small changes in diet, lifestyle, and medication can help you manage blood pressure (120/90).
