The Stages of Alzheimer’s, What to Expect
One vexing thing about Alzheimer’s, especially in the beginning, is how its effects differ from person to person. The person you’re caring for might not experience every symptom or behavioral change, and the disease’s timetable can vary. A particular Alzheimer’s stage may last years longer for one person than for…
More Negative Impacts for Alzheimer’s Caregivers
People who care for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease report experiencing more negative impacts financially, emotionally, and time-wise compared to caregivers of aging loved ones in general, according to new research unveiled today by Caring.com at the US Against Alzheimer’s/Women Against Alzheimer’s “Out of the Shadows” Summit. Among the…
Home Safety Tips for Seniors
Relying on home care for elderly seniors is an increasingly viable and popular elder care option, but it’s still important to make sure you understand home safety tips for seniors and your loved ones are aware of the potential dangers in one’s home and prepare accordingly. Please use the following home…
8 Creative Ways to Pay for In-Home Care
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Tips for Successful Senior Health Conversations
You want to help your parents or other senior loved ones enjoy a long, health life, but if you don’t approach health conversations with care and respect, your best intentions could get the worst reactions. Even well-meaning family members and friends can fall into stereotypes of believing seniors can’t hear, see,…
How to Be An Astute Caregiver
Know the Six Signs of Decline Is it inevitable that aging must bring disease, debilitation and dementia? Jack Lalanne, the exercise guru, continued his two-hour daily workouts into his nineties. Clint Eastwood, at the age of eighty, continues to produce, direct, and star in major motion pictures. Sure, our parents…