Posts Tagged ‘caregiver support’
What You Need to Know About Aging in Place
As we age, we all have to decide how we would like to live out our golden years. Fortunately, Marketwatch explains there are a lot more options at your disposal now compared to in the past, as Baby Boomers are redefining retirement. For many seniors, the preference is to age in place. Aging in place…
Read MoreWhy Caregivers Need Training
Caregivers are the Foundation of the Healthcare System Family members and frontline caregivers are the foundation of the healthcare system. Without family members and frontline caregivers, the nation’s caregiving centers, nursing homes, and hospitals would not be able to meet the needs of their clients. Research suggests that caregivers play a crucial role in improving…
Read MoreCare Home vs Home Care: What you Need to Know
If you or your parents have reached an age where they require care, you are probably thinking about available options. There are two key options when it comes to elder care, including Care Facilities and Home Care. Yet, how do you know what will be the best fit for your loved one? Both options come…
Read MoreWhat has COVID-19 Taught us about the Way we Live?
If there is one thing that has been highlighted during the pandemic, it is that no matter where you work safety in the workplace is important. In fact, we can probably agree that COVID-19 has brought to light the importance of handwashing, social distancing, and keeping the environments where we live and work clean. There…
Read MoreEffective Ways to Care for your Aging Loved One
A lot of factors come into play when you are taking care of an elderly loved one. Especially if you want to ensure that your loved one is handled with love, care, and patience when your loved one is living independently and in good health, you may not currently have concerns. However, in the future…
Read More5 Things to Consider When Searching for Caregiving Services
Aging can get complicated, especially when you have a loved one for whom you cannot personally provide care due to work commitments or time constraints. For many, living in a care home, is not an option as most older adults prefer to remain in their own homes. The best option in such a situation is…
Read MoreAlzheimer’s Disease and Alcohol Consumption
The brain plays an important role as it controls you bodily functions. If your brain is not functioning well, then it can negatively impact your well-being. For example, conditions like Alzheimer’s disease can result in memory loss and over time a decreased ability to perform activities of daily living. Therefore, it is important to understand…
Read MoreChoosing the Right Care Center for an Aging Family Member
Choosing a care center should be a bigger decision than just Googling the nearest one and signing up. A care center is where your loved one may spend the rest of their life, so it is important to choose a place where they can feel comfortable, cared for, and loved. This is surprisingly a lot…
Read MoreLooking Ahead as a Caregiver
Taking things one day at a time is often a matter of survival for caregivers. Meeting your loved one’s needs is a huge undertaking that takes a massive emotional toll. Looking toward the immediate future allows caregivers to conserve their energy for the daily tasks where it’s needed most. Unfortunately, this is a defense mechanism…
Read MoreHome Upgrades Caregivers Can use for Seniors Aging in Place
With everyone spending more time at home, the little quirks and flaws of our homes have become more apparent than ever. For seniors in particular, staying put inside their homes all day could be a major factor contributing to the state of their mental health. Our homes should be a sanctuary away from stress, not…
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