10 Ways Elders Can Get Active This Spring
This article was written by Deb Dorsey, a Registered Nurse for Caregiver Homes. She is also a 5-time marathon runner, most recently completing the 2014 Boston Marathon.
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Photographs of My Grandfather
Read more: Photographs of My GrandfatherSaran Craig is the District Manager of the Southeast, Cape Cod & The Islands for Caregiver Homes.
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HOW PERSONAL EXPERIENCE CAN HELP OTHERS CARE FOR PEOPLE RECOVERING FROM STROKES
Read more: HOW PERSONAL EXPERIENCE CAN HELP OTHERS CARE FOR PEOPLE RECOVERING FROM STROKESDonna Varelas is a Registered Nurse for Caregiver Homes.
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5 Quick Tips to Ward Off Allergies in the Midst of Spring
Read more: 5 Quick Tips to Ward Off Allergies in the Midst of SpringThis article was written by Julie Ely, the Caregiver Homes Area Marketing Manager for Berkshire County in Western Massachusetts.
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CONNECTING THE DOTS: HOW CARE TEAMS CAN HELP MAKE HEALTH DISCOVERIES BY LISTENING AND ADVOCATING
Read more: CONNECTING THE DOTS: HOW CARE TEAMS CAN HELP MAKE HEALTH DISCOVERIES BY LISTENING AND ADVOCATINGJohn* and Sasha* are a Burmese couple who have been together for 23 years. Sasha was in a car accident 10 years ago and John says she has not been the same since. Sasha was diagnosed with Dementia/Alzheimer’s, even though certain behaviors were not typical of the disease, such as doing the opposite…
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The Working Consumer: Finding Independence for People with Developmental Disabilities
Read more: The Working Consumer: Finding Independence for People with Developmental DisabilitiesWhen someone receives care from a caregiver, people often assume that they have lost their independence. But often for people with developmental disabilities, it’s just the opposite. Many people with developmental disabilities currently hold minimum-wage jobs while receiving care. They hop out of bed, go through their morning routine, commute to work, and…
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Coping With Traumatic Brain Injury
Read more: Coping With Traumatic Brain InjuryBy Jennifer Olsen, a Registered Nurse with Caregiver Homes.
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Diabetes Care: A Family Affair
Read more: Diabetes Care: A Family AffairCarol Renaux is a Registered Nurse with Caregiver Homes.
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