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Good family caregivers recognize they need help and don’t wait to get it, even if that means hiring a professional to help out with their aging loved one’s care. Respite care is one of the most efficient caregiving options, freeing up family caregivers’ time without compromising their loved ones’ health…
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The way you treat your senior parent could boost his or her mood and lead to a better quality of life. You should always look for ways to make your loved one’s life more comfortable, even if it requires some major adjustments on your end. Here are some tips to…
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Cognitive impairment isn’t part of the normal aging process. Dementia occurs secondary to a variety of medical conditions and disorders. A study published in JAMA Internal Medicine suggests one-third or more of dementia disorders are preventable. There are many ways family members can help their older loved ones reduce the…
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Caring for an elderly loved one with Alzheimer’s can be overwhelming at times, especially if you have no experience with this disease. However, with patience, commitment, and a positive outlook, you can provide your loved one with a warm environment that keeps him or her calm and alleviates some of…
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While most seniors want to preserve their independence, there may come a time when home care services are necessary. As a caregiver, you need to monitor your loved one for signs of decreasing physical and psychological health to determine if he or she needs help in the home. Here are…
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A sedentary lifestyle is linked to a variety of health conditions that range from obesity to heart disease. Fortunately, it doesn’t take major changes to see a huge difference in health since increasing activity levels is as easy as adding some exercise into the day. Seniors who haven’t been physically…
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Statistics indicate more than 34 million adults in the United States act as caregivers for older adults. More than 85 percent of caregivers report the job is stressful. If caregivers don’t take sufficient steps, stress turns into burnout, which can leave them emotionally, mentally, and physically exhausted to the point…
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As much as an elderly adult might try to resist, he or she may eventually need assistance. Sometimes the need is precipitated by an injury from a fall or accident. Sometimes the family notices diminishing abilities or receives the diagnosis of dementia. And sometimes, it’s just the noticeable process of…
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Nutritional Help with Someone in Stroke Care Patients requiring stroke care often have challenges eating meals. Sometimes it’s a chewing or swallowing issue, but other times, it’s a matter of getting food to the mouth. If the stroke has created memory loss, the stroke patient might not remember to eat….
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Scammers like to prey upon older people in senior care because of their likelihood to be generous and kind. Money scams can happen by phone, email, the internet or even in person. Older residents in senior care need to be cautious with their finances. They’re often on fixed incomes with…
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