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The Social Care Program from Visiting Angels: How Our In-Home Caregivers Help Seniors in San Diego, CA and Surrounding Areas Stay Connected

Serving Mission Valley, Point Loma, Kensington, the College Area and surrounding neighborhoods in Downtown, Uptown and Peninsula communities of San Diego, including Coronado

Visiting Angels SAN DIEGO METRO AREA, CA
2615 Camino Del Rio S. #308
San Diego, CA 92108
Phone: 619-432-4159
Fax: 619-488-6311
CDC Updates
Get the latest information on COVID-19 from the Department of Health

How Do Seniors Benefit from Using Social Media?

In recent years, a number of studies sought to investigate the impact of the internet and social media on the quality of life of the senior population.

Did you know:

  • Surfing the internet can help older adults with depression combat loneliness and isolation, reducing the symptoms by as much as 20 percent? *
  • Researchers at the University of Arizona found that seniors who regularly used Facebook showed an increase in their mental “updating” skills by as much as 25 percent?
  • Another study observed that older adults who used Facebook had a positive emotional experience, measured by breathing rates, brain stimulation and pupil dilation? **

  * Washington, D.C. based Phoenix Center

** Journal Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking

 


The Social Care Program from Visiting Angels: How Our In-Home Caregivers Help Seniors in San Diego, CA and Surrounding Areas Stay Connected

Through the Social Care program, our in-home caregivers encourage seniors in San Diego, Coronado and surrounding areas in CA learn how to use digital tools in order to stay in touch with friends and family

At Visiting Angels San Diego, our caregivers are dedicated to improving the quality of life of senior clients throughout San Diego and Coronado with any means possible. This means taking a holistic stance to in-home senior care and addressing a range of physical, emotional and social needs.

As many seniors are not familiar with the use of modern means of communication, we realized there is a growing need for a specialized Social Care program that will enable older adults to become technologically literate. With the help of dedicated in-home caregivers from Visiting Angels San Diego, your loved one can stay socially active and more independent.

How Can the Social Care Program Help My Loved One?

A dedicated member of our in-home caregiver team can show your loved one how to use a tablet, laptop or smartphone and send text messages and emails. Furthermore, your Mom or Dad can also learn how to set up and manage a Facebook account, surf the internet and use chatting platforms and apps such as Skype and FaceTime.

The best part - the benefits of our Social Care Program are pretty much unlimited. Your loved one can stay close with family and friends out of town, meet like-minded people, chat with their peers, play games and find entertainment, shop online and so much more.

The most important thing is that your loved can socialize and stay connected with people they care about whenever they like and never feel lonely and isolated again.

Call our San Diego, CA office today and learn more about our in-home caregivers and how we help families in Point Loma, Kensington, the College Area and surrounding neighborhoods in Downtown, Uptown and Peninsula communities of San Diego. We’re available to answer all your questions and schedule a free in-home assessment to develop a tailor-made care plan just for your loved one. Visiting Angels is looking forward to working with you!

Contact Visiting Angels San Diego to learn more!

Call Visiting Angels San Diego 

Serving Mission Valley, Point Loma, Kensington, the College Area and surrounding neighborhoods in Downtown, Uptown and Peninsula communities of San Diego, including Coronado

Visiting Angels SAN DIEGO METRO AREA, CA
2615 Camino Del Rio S. #308
San Diego, CA 92108
Phone: 619-432-4159
Fax: 619-488-6311

How Do Seniors Benefit from Using Social Media?

In recent years, a number of studies sought to investigate the impact of the internet and social media on the quality of life of the senior population.

Did you know:

  • Surfing the internet can help older adults with depression combat loneliness and isolation, reducing the symptoms by as much as 20 percent? *
  • Researchers at the University of Arizona found that seniors who regularly used Facebook showed an increase in their mental “updating” skills by as much as 25 percent?
  • Another study observed that older adults who used Facebook had a positive emotional experience, measured by breathing rates, brain stimulation and pupil dilation? **

  * Washington, D.C. based Phoenix Center

** Journal Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking

 


Serving Mission Valley, Point Loma, Kensington, the College Area and surrounding neighborhoods in Downtown, Uptown and Peninsula communities of San Diego, including Coronado

Visiting Angels SAN DIEGO METRO AREA, CA
2615 Camino Del Rio S. #308
San Diego, CA 92108
Phone: 619-432-4159
Fax: 619-488-6311
CDC Updates
Get the latest information on COVID-19 from the Department of Health

How Do Seniors Benefit from Using Social Media?

In recent years, a number of studies sought to investigate the impact of the internet and social media on the quality of life of the senior population.

Did you know:

  • Surfing the internet can help older adults with depression combat loneliness and isolation, reducing the symptoms by as much as 20 percent? *
  • Researchers at the University of Arizona found that seniors who regularly used Facebook showed an increase in their mental “updating” skills by as much as 25 percent?
  • Another study observed that older adults who used Facebook had a positive emotional experience, measured by breathing rates, brain stimulation and pupil dilation? **

  * Washington, D.C. based Phoenix Center

** Journal Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking