Join Chris in the latest episode of “Connecting the Community with Chris” where we delve deep into the pressing topics of estate planning, financial guidance, and preparing for the unforeseen futures that lie ahead.
Dementia care certification is more than a badge; it’s a mark of excellence in caregiving. It’s a way to ensure that those who care for your loved ones with dementia are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide the best care possible.
Managing your parents’ money doesn’t have to be complicated. Just follow these eight easy steps, and you can help your parents with their finances as they get older.
Join Chris and Mitali as they explore the philosophy that places nutrition at the cornerstone of life, discover the root cause approach of functional medicine, and learn how our daily choices lead us on a path toward wellness or illness.
In this episode of “Connecting the Community with Chris,” host, Chris Zayid, speaks with Sarah Barker, a strong advocate for seniors and the innovative mind behind ‘Connect Our Elders’.
Becoming a family caregiver for a parent is a decision that requires careful thought and consideration.
While it comes with emotional rewards and a closer relationship with your loved one, it also presents challenges and potential sacrifices.
Decoding non-verbal cues is a valuable skill in understanding and supporting your loved one with dementia. By being attentive to their facial expressions, body language, and other non-verbal cues, you can gain valuable insights into their thoughts, emotions, and needs, allowing you to provide the understanding and support they require.
Taking on the role of a caregiver can be challenging, especially when it involves coordinating care with your siblings. Although your siblings are willing to share responsibilities, their involvement can sometimes add to the stress you experience. This blog post will share practical insights to encourage cooperation, improve communication, and build mutual support with your …
Learn all about the benefits of a visiting physician versus a primary care doctor.
Balancing a career with caregiving responsibilities is a challenging task.
