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by: James Fleming If your aging parent is one of the 80 percent of older adults in the U.S. with a chronic illness, chances are you’re no stranger to a daily medication regimen. Ordering, refilling, organizing, and administering medicine is oftentimes one of the most important jobs a caregiver will do. The...
Click below to read some helpful articles published this week: Hobbies for Seniors Living well as we age Helping a Senior Get Organized Financial Caregiving
The Cheapskate’s Guide to Retirement Ten Caregiver Wishes for 2019 A furry friend for the elderly community
How to care for a parent who couldn’t care for you Fall prevention strategies lower hospitalizations among older adults: study What Is the Difference Between Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease? How can aging in place impact your family? Finding Money, Resources & Programs that Can Help with Caregiving
by: Brent Scott If you’re a caregiver, you see first-hand how powerful family interaction and support is on a client’s health and mental wellbeing. It’s been said that communication is key, and as we have shared in the past, effectively speaking to your senior client is the best way to...
Trying To Protect Seniors, The Most Vulnerable, From Formidable Foe Florence Elderly Parent Refuses Help: What to Do Updated Apple Watch can detect falls, and HomePod wireless speaker has new features The Key Difference Between Social Isolation & Loneliness I Had Alzheimer’s. But I Wasn’t Ready to Retire Special Needs...
Smart Homes Increasing the Reach of Home Care for a Growing Majority of Patients Caring for Aging Parents, With an Eye on the Broker Handling Their Savings “Being here feels right”: A Firsthand Account of Moving to a CCRC Part II: Finding a place to call home Facing Alzheimer’s may...