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Brenda Dever-Armstrong is the CEO and owner of The Next Horizon Senior Military Locator/Resource/Advocate. The Next Horizon helps seniors and military 55 years and over in locating housing, senior communities, medical care, financial, legal, realtors, movers or whatever the need may be, now or in the near future. The Next…
When it comes to caring for your loved one, there are many options available for seniors that can help them in their day-to-day lives. Someone who knows all about providing a variety of care options to seniors is Barth Holohan. He is the president and founder of Continuum: Private Duty…
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As the baby boomer generation ages into their 60’s, 70’s and beyond, some caregivers in the United States are finding their responsibilities heavier than ever. The aging of the baby boom generation could fuel a 75 percent increase in the number of Americans ages 65 and older requiring nursing home care, to…
How to Analyze the Quality of a CCRC Healthcare Center Mental Stimulation is Just as Important for Caregivers as it is for Seniors Encouraging Reluctant Seniors to Socialize Summer Travel Plans for Caregivers
Who Decides If a CCRC Resident Needs a Higher Level of Care? How Can I Hire the “Right” Caregiver? Helping Loved Ones After a Stroke Dealing with Arthritis in Hot Weather
Who Decides If a CCRC Resident Needs a Higher Level of Care? How Can I Hire the “Right” Caregiver? Helping Loved Ones After a Stroke Dealing with Arthritis in Hot Weather
We never expect to become parents to our own parents, but as they age, their need to hold onto their independence conflicts with our responsibility to make sure they are safe and receiving the best care. It’s hard to know exactly when it’s time to transition from being a concerned…