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  • Kristine Chrisopulos named community engagement specialist for Structured Family Caregiving program (SFC) in South Dakota

    BOSTON, April 11, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — In partnership with the state of South Dakota, Seniorlink will offer Structured Family Caregiving (SFC) to families caring for a loved one at home. Seniorlink, a tech-enabled health services company, has hired Kristine Chrisopulos to engage and educate the residents of South Dakota about SFC.

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  • South Dakota launches Structured Family Caregiving program to support families caring for loved ones at home

    BOSTON, April 3, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — In partnership with Seniorlink, the state of South Dakota has launched Structured Family Caregiving (SFC), a caregiver support program designed for family members who take care of their loved ones at home. Seniorlink, a company with nearly 20 years of experience supporting family caregivers nationwide, adds South Dakota to the growing list of states…

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  • Easy Recipes for Caregivers to Prepare for Senior Meals

    Simplify Meal Planning with Nutritious Senior Dinner Ideas Good nutrition is crucial for older adults and seniors who are trying to stay healthy or recover from illness. If you’re a caregiver, you may feel overwhelmed handling daily tasks on behalf of your loved one. And when it comes to mealtimes, you may be…

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  • Seniorlink presenting at the 2019 Aging in America Conference

    Seniorlink’s Laurie Herndon, MSN, GNP-BC, Clinical Program Innovation Director, and Saran Craig, Clinical Program Innovation Manager, will be speaking at the 2019 Aging in America Conference on April 18th in New Orleans, Louisiana. The session, Tech-Enabled Dementia Care Pilot Leverages Coach to Drive Outcomes and Improve Caregiver Engagement will take place during the 90-minute symposium “Innovative Tech-Enabled Approaches for Dementia…

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  • Close-up of an elderly person's eye, illustrating the connection between eye health and Alzheimer's detection

    How Early Signs of Alzheimer’s Are in the Eye

    Alzheimer’s affects more than 40 million people worldwide and is one of the most common causes of dementia. However, finding a solution to this disease is still something that eludes researchers today. Getting a yearly eye test can be a way to pick up early signs of Alzheimer’s and early involvement can be…

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  • Care management tech drops hospitalizations and ER visits at Caregiver Homes

    Seniorlink’s VOICE for Dementia Care pilot results were recently featured in Healthcare IT News. The pilot was launched in Seniorlink’s Caregiver Homes (home based care model) program in Indiana where nearly one-third of those served in the Caregiver Homes program have been diagnosed with dementia. The results showed a staggering 51 percent decrease in emergency…

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  • Three dollar signs with upward arrows on a blue background

    The Cost of Home Care vs. Nursing Homes

    Whether you’re inquiring into nursing homes for your elderly parents, for yourself, or for another loved one, know you’re doing the right thing. Nursing homes can provide the elderly with around-the-clock care, which is necessary for many people who need constant supervision and can no longer live alone. Seniors typically move into nursing…

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  • An elderly man with a cane trying to walk up the staircase alone

    Home Modifications for the Elderly

    If your elderly parents are living independently or you’re caring for an aging loved one at home, safety is a prominent concern. At first glance, the home may not seem like a particularly dangerous place. But there are many hidden risks for the elderly around the home, from uneven thresholds or slippery floors…

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