What Might Be Causing Your Senior’s Depression?
Depression can appear for your elderly family member for a variety of different reasons.
Read More Four Stages When You Might Want to Ask for Help
Asking for help isn’t easy to do, but as a caregiver it can do you so much good.
Read More You Can Be the Key to Helping Your Senior Cope with Life Changes
Is your senior experiencing big, scary life changes?
Read More Neat Features That Heighten Safety When Your Parents Are Driving
With the help of senior care services, they can have a caregiver to drive them to stores, restaurants, senior centers, and other area businesses.
Read More HOW TO EVAUATE MOM and/or DAD’S SITUATION
Do you notice a change in weight (gain or loss)? May be a sign of improper nutrition Is the house (especially inside) not being kept up? Maybe sign of lack of ability, strength or emotional symptoms, also an increase in potential falls What are their financial resources? This will determine the care options, what can […]
Read More Boost Fiber Intake by Making Smart Food Swaps
Experts in elderly care say men and women in this age group should be between 25 to 30 grams of fiber each day, yet the average intake is around 15 grams.
Read More How to Deal with Incontinence from a Practical Standpoint
Incontinence can take a huge emotional toll on your senior. Here are some practical steps you can take.
Read More Five Big Summer Safety Tips for Seniors
Your senior might love being out and about more in summer, but there are some dangers to avoid.
Read More Four Big Red Flags that Get Dismissed as Quirky Behavior
Your elderly family member might be having trouble, but it might not look like trouble on the surface. Some of your senior’s quirks are warning signs.
Read More Four Ideas to Help You Meet Your Personal Goals
Goals help you to continue to make progress, both personally and as a caregiver.
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