Why is my loved one with dementia sleeping so much? Is it okay for them to sleep this much? What can I do to help them in this condition? Should I be worried? As a caregiver for someone with dementia, these questions are likely at the forefront of your mind. You’re not alone in having …
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Do you often find yourself worrying about your aging parents living on their own? It’s natural to feel concerned, even if you’re doing everything you can to support them from afar. As our parents get older, it’s common for them to want to maintain their independence and continue living in their own homes. However, it’s …
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It is often difficult to convince your elderly parents to move to a new place, especially if they have lived in their own house. They are resistant to leaving their home and a familiar neighborhood, making it difficult for you to take care of your loved ones in the best way possible. A situation like …
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Caregiving is a rewarding job, but can also get very demanding soon. It is common to feel a solid commitment to caring for elderly parents at home instead of seeking professional homecare help or using nursing care facilities. While we take on the role of a caregiver out of love and care, the pressure ramps …
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After a festive season filled with pretty lights, family time, fun events, and holiday traditions, January can feel lackluster. The post-holiday blues affect both young and old alike, but elders are more vulnerable to holiday depression. They might end up feeling lonely, depressed, and just not up for any socializing. Here are our top five …
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Holidays are a time of joy and laughter, being with family, reconnecting with loved ones, and rejuvenating for the new year. Many seniors, however, feel isolated and unhappy during this time of the year. We understand that navigating the holiday season with your elderly loved ones can be stressful and emotional for the caregivers. Here …
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As families become small and more adults continue to age, the demand for in-home healthcare increases. Most seniors today prefer staying in their own homes as they grow older and seek services that enable them to do so for as long as possible. Private duty and Home Health care aim to provide health care to …
Anger and aggression are common dementia-related behaviors that family members and caregivers find challenging to manage. The first step in coping with this behavior is understanding that the person is not acting intentionally. The next step is to determine what is causing the behavior. We understand that consistently staying positive while addressing unwelcoming and aggressive …
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When a friend or family member is diagnosed with cancer, we frequently find ourselves at a loss for words. Unfortunately, there are no rules for talking to someone with cancer. But you can keep a few things in mind to ensure the conversation goes smoothly and you show your support. Allowing yourself some space to …
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Cancer is still one of the most dreaded diseases in the world. While cancer survival rates have improved due to advances in cancer care treatment, the number of people living with cancer has also increased. The treatment is a daunting task for both the individual and the family. Specific treatments may have mild reactions, whereas …
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