How to Cope with Personality Changes in a Loved One
This post identifies some possible causes for behavior and mental health changes in your caree, and offers suggestions on ways to cope that can actually help both of you.
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What is Companion Care? Here are the Costs, Duties and More
Read more: What is Companion Care? Here are the Costs, Duties and MoreA Definition of Companion Care Companion care is a form of home care offering non-medical services to older adults or people with disabilities. Companion care differs from personal care in that personal care aides (also known as home health aides) may provide the same services as companion care but also help with tasks…
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Leveraging technology to engage family caregivers
Read more: Leveraging technology to engage family caregiversSeniorlink research was featured in this quarter’s Rehab & Community Care magazine, in an article written by Jay V. Patel, Clinical Transformation Officer, Meghan Fitzgerald, Board of Directors and David Young, VP Center for Clinical Excellence. The article covers results from a study of the clinical protocol Seniorlink created to reduce the rate of falls among consumers…
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Preparing to be a Dementia Caregiver: Establishing Your Team
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Dementia Caregiving: I told you that yesterday! Remember?
Read more: Dementia Caregiving: I told you that yesterday! Remember?Karen called her mom, Mary, from the car to let her know she would be there in 5 minutes and would pick her up out front. Mary said, “You are coming here? Are we going somewhere?” “You have a doctor’s appointment in 30 minutes,” Karen said. Confused, Mary replied, “I do? Today?” “I…
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Is a Family Caregiver Liable for a Loved One’s Debts After Death?
Read more: Is a Family Caregiver Liable for a Loved One’s Debts After Death?Navigating Legal Challenges and Financial Responsibilities as a Caregiver Say you’re the primary family member who has taken care of a parent or spouse for the last several years. When they die, will you get stuck with their bills? It depends, according to legal experts and the Federal Trade Commission. Family members generally…
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8 Tips for Caregivers Who Assist a Family Member with Multiple Sclerosis
Read more: 8 Tips for Caregivers Who Assist a Family Member with Multiple SclerosisWhen I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis 10 years ago, my husband became my primary caregiver, a job that consumes enormous energy and has increasingly challenged his patience. Little did we know how much our world would change, but we were quickly overwhelmed by fear as we realized our biggest challenges were ahead…
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Financial Support for Caregivers: The Ultimate Guide to Home Care Costs, Financial Aid, and Financial Planning for Caregivers
Read more: Financial Support for Caregivers: The Ultimate Guide to Home Care Costs, Financial Aid, and Financial Planning for CaregiversProviding care for an aging loved one or a person with disabilities is challenging but also rewarding. Caregivers have the chance to ensure their loved one’s quality of life is the best it can be by assisting with activities of daily living. Most of all, by taking on the responsibility themselves, caregivers have…
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