Archive for the Senior Care Tips Category
Magazines, circulars, credit card offers, and sales ads pile up. Oh, and don’t forget the sweepstakes contests that are routinely sent to vulnerab
Parents Care, Senior Care Tips
After a hospitalization, it’s common to spend some time in a rehabilitation facility to get intensive physical and/or occupational therapy. Most o
Family Caregivers, Hospital Visits, Parents Care, Senior Care Tips
According to AARP, 89% of Americans want to stay in their current home as long as they can. Over the next 20 years, the Boomer Generation will start
Aging in Place, Falls, Parents Care, Senior Care Tips
As a volunteer at an adult day care, Lorri was accustomed to the unique challenges of communicating with those who have Alzheimer’s disease and othe
Alzheimer's, Caregiving, Dementia, Family Caregivers, Senior Care Tips
No one becomes an expert at aging until they’ve walked the walk with an elderly family member. Unfortunately, the aging process can be so gradual
Caregiving, Family Caregivers, Parents Care, Senior Care Tips
According to the Center for Disease Control, Aging in Place is "the ability to live in one's own home and community safely, independently, and comfort
Aging in Place, Caregiving, Parents Care, Senior Care Tips
Be sure to read Part 1: Identifying Power Struggles with Elderly Parents.
When you engage in a power struggle while taking care of elderly parents,
Parents Care, Senior Care Tips, Senior Psychology
During the initial home meeting prior to the start of home care services for seniors, many elderly folks have trouble thinking of things with which th
Caregivers, Caregiving, In-Home Care, Senior Care Tips
Unless you are doing it yourself, it’s difficult to imagine just how demanding caring for a person with Alzheimer’s disease can be. Being “ale
Alzheimer's, Caregiving, Dementia, Parents Care, Senior Care Tips
Foreign lotteries, investment fraud, reverse mortgages, predatory sales practices, ponzi schemes, counterfeit check, and money order schemes . . . The
Caregiving, Exploitation, Family Caregivers, Parents Care, Senior Care Tips