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When your elderly parents or loved one needs senior care, they will often tell you that they would prefer to receive care in the comfort of their own home. At first, the in-home care services they need could be non-medical, such as light housekeeping, food preparation, companion, or personal care. As they…
Considering Options for Your Loved One? Home Care is the Answer
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Most adults over the age of 65 prefer to stay in their own homes for as long as possible. We know that there are many long-term benefits of allowing adults the freedom to age in place. Staying at home helps seniors maintain a routine, and home provides the familiarity and…
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Every Day Should Be Mother's Day ??
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Mother’s Day is this Sunday. Although we think moms should be recognized every day as they are the ultimate caregiver! To celebrate, we are sharing some of our favorite mom quotes: “If love is as sweet as a flower, then my mother is that sweet flower of love.” —Stevie Wonder…
Understanding Oral Cancer - risk factors, early detection and prevention
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April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month. According to the Oral Cancer Foundation, close to 53,000 Americans will be diagnosed with oral or oropharyngeal cancer this year. However, if it is caught early enough, the chances of successful treatment are high. At your regular dental checkup, your dentist should look for…
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Caring for a Loved One with Parkinson’s Disease
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April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month Parkinson’s is an incurable, progressive neurological disease that primarily affects movement, but it can also affect cognition. Because of its progression, it can be difficult to care for someone with the disease. We have curated some helpful tips to support family caregivers who are caring…
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How to Talk to Kids and Teens About Coronavirus
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Everywhere you turn people are talking about the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19). This unprecedented pandemic is affecting nearly everyone and everything - from school closures and job loss to the cancellation of special events to limited interaction with friends and family. If the news of these uncertain and unusual times is…
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Caregiver Burnout VS. Compassion Fatigue
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For many, it’s hard to tell the difference between caregiver burnout and compassion fatigue, but there is a difference. Compassion fatigue occurs initially when caregivers cannot remove themselves from their loved one’s condition long enough to recover from the stress they feel when attending to another person’s needs. The caregiver…
Activities Seniors Can Do at Home
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If you’re caring for a senior at home and venturing out less in order to keep them - and you - safe and healthy, we know it may be difficult to keep them entertained and engaged. But do not fear! Thanks to some excellent sources out there, we found tons…
Top Challenges When Caring For An Elderly Family Member
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A family caregiver will spend more than 24 hours a week providing care to a loved one, although many will report spending more than 40 hours per week on caregiving duties, according to the National Alliance for Caregiving study in 2019. Family caregiving can be a genuinely rewarding experience, but…
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Our Commitment to You: Coronavirus (COVID-19)
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There is no doubt we are in unprecedented times. With the ongoing and increased uncertainty of coronavirus (COVID-19), and the tremendous speed in which things are changing, caring for our clients, families, caregivers and team members continues to be our top priority. We want to ensure you that every member…
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