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Seniorlink was recently named one of CIOReview’s 50 Most Promising Healthcare Solution Providers! CIOReview commended Seniorlink’s unique position within the healthcare industry for supporting family caregivers using Vela, Seniorlink’s HIPAA-secure communication platform that connects caregivers with their care team to provide easier collaboration in real-time.
Memory care for low-income seniors is a fast-growing segment of elder care, encompassing professional caregiving services provided to those living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. With the rate of Americans being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s at an all-time high – at least 1 person is diagnosed with the disease every minute –…
If you’re attending HIMSS18 next week be sure to stop by and see Seniorlink’s Chief Marketing Officer, Mary Gallagher, present on the panel, “Caregiving & Chronic Disease Management Leveraging Technology.” Gallagher will present alongside David Lindeman, Director of CITRIS, Gina Biak, Strategic Business Manager at CDW, and Neil Friedman, COO and Founder of BodiMetrics.
Delirium is described by the Mayo Clinic as: “A serious disturbance in mental abilities that results in confused thinking and reduced awareness of your environment.” Symptoms of delirium typically come on quickly, within a matter of hours or days. On the other hand, dementia is simply a general term used to describe a decline…
If you are heading to San Francisco next month for Aging in America or the What’s Next Boomer Summit, be sure to stop in and meet the Seniorlink team at both events!
Dementia is a general term used to describe a decline in mental ability that is severe enough to interfere with daily life. The most well-known and most common type of dementia is Alzheimer’s disease, although there are other, less-common types of dementia as well. While many people believe that a decline in cognitive…
Exciting news! Congratulations on your recent announcement. We’re genuinely excited to have you join Seniorlink as we work to help care teams to collaborate around complex, costly patients.
Dogs make excellent companions, and that’s especially true for seniors. Not only will a dog provide love and affection to his owner, but dogs can help to keep older adults active thanks to their daily exercise requirements. Study after study shows the benefits of dog ownership for seniors, from improved mood and physical…
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