Real Life Stories Of A Caregiver
Everyone Loved Dolly My name is Barb and this is my story about how I became a caregiver to my...
Read Moreby Barb | Oct 21, 2012 | Alzheimers Care, Care Giving, Dementia Care | 0 |
Everyone Loved Dolly My name is Barb and this is my story about how I became a caregiver to my...
Read Moreby Tom Bills | Apr 30, 2012 | Care Giving, Nursing Care Alternatives | 8 |
Medical Alert Systems for the elderly have evolved to the point where assisted housing or considering in-home care can be delayed and in some cases – even eliminated. There are numerous high quality systems on the market that...
Read Moreby Tom Bills | Apr 16, 2012 | Bathroom Remodeling, Care Giving, Elder Care Remodeling, Mother In-Law Suite Design | 1 |
Roll-In Showers: Restore Bathing to a Pleasant Experience When showering becomes a challenge due to illness, limited strength or mobility, a roll-in shower can be the perfect solution. Roll-in showers are designed as an open...
Read Moreby Barb | Mar 16, 2012 | Adult Day Care, Alzheimers Care, Care Giving, Dementia Care | 1 |
Seven years ago my father died, leaving my mother to cope alone. Before he died, we knew that something was off with mom, but he assured us that it was just her getting old and he could deal with it. Once he was gone, she got...
Read Moreby Tom Bills | Nov 1, 2010 | Alzheimers Care, Care Giving, Dementia Care | 0 |
For the patient diagnosed with Alzheimers disease, life becomes a blur of inaccessible memories, and the family must decide how to care for the individual for an uncertain period of time. One of the earliest questions asked of...
Read Moreby Tom Bills | Oct 25, 2010 | Care Giving, Nursing Care Alternatives | 0 |
Technology has been gradually adding convenience to life for years. Now, with the assistance of robots, seniors will soon be aging in place with a degree of security never before dreamed possible. Robot aging in place is a...
Read Moreby Tom | Oct 18, 2010 | Care Giving, In-law Suites and Nursing Care, Nursing Care Alternatives | 6 |
Providing care for senior adults who need help has become a growth industry in recent years as the population ages. The baby boom generation will be taxing the extended family’s ability to cope, creating greater demand for...
Read Moreby Tom | Oct 15, 2010 | Care Giving, In-law Suites and Nursing Care, Nursing Care Alternatives | 17 |
As the baby boomer generation begins to age, there will be an increase need for more home health...
Read Moreby Tom | Oct 14, 2010 | Care Giving, Helpful Tips | 0 |
Caring for aging parents is an emotionally taxing experience for their children. In addition to the emotional strain, financial strain can also be experienced. However, there are some easy steps that can help to reduce this...
Read Moreby Tom | Jun 12, 2010 | Alzheimers Care, Care Giving, Dementia Care, Helpful Tips | 0 |
The decision to become a caregiver of a loved one is not an easy one to make. If it’s a spouse or child, there is no question. However, when it’s a parent, there’s a feeling of anxiety. If you have siblings, then anxiety may be...
Read Moreby Tom | May 24, 2010 | Alzheimers Care, Care Giving, Dementia Care | 1 |
Caring for a loved one in the end stages of Alzheimer’s disease can be a very trying and...
Read Moreby Tom | May 6, 2010 | Alzheimers Care, Care Giving, Dementia Care | 0 |
Exercise has been shown to be beneficial to people of all age groups. As we age, the benefits of exercise increase and help keep the body and mind healthy. Seniors who exercise are happier, less likely to fall, reduce their...
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