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Elder Care: Starting the Conversation About Home Care
As we get older, we may require several medications and assistance from others to maintain our health and perform daily living activities. When it becomes evident that your aging parents or a family member require assistance at home, it may be...
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In Home Care vs Nursing Home
The home caregiver will give a participant the one-on-one attention they need. In in nursing homes, the seniors outnumber the caregivers. So they may have to “wait for their turn” for the attention of the aides. Seniors feel more...
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How to Communicate With a Loved One With Alzheimer’s Disease
Alzheimer’s is a progressive, irreversible brain disorder characterized by dementia symptoms. A person with Alzheimer’s experiences mild memory loss during its early stages and gradually lose the cognitive ability. Alzheimer’s disease is...
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Tips for dementia caregivers at home
For people living with dementia, increased confusion is often the first symptom of any illness. If an individual living with dementia shows rapidly increased confusion, contact your health care provider for advice. People living with...
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social distance not social isolation
Technology for Staying Connected: To help older adults feel involved, purposeful and less lonely during the pandemic: Show them how to video chat with others using smartphones, laptops or tablets. Use apps on these devices to provide...
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How to Stay Active as A Senior Citizen
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a lot of people to stay home more than usual. However, physical activity is essential to staying healthy and fit. There are many benefits to staying active. For example: -Lower risk of heart disease and...
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