What It’s Like to Be a Remote Care Coach at Seniorlink
Darren Hairston uses technology to connect with and support 4 times the amount of families he did as a social worker.
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Read more: What It’s Like to Be a Remote Care Coach at Seniorlink
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Technology enhances senior lifestyles. Here’s how.
Read more: Technology enhances senior lifestyles. Here’s how.Technology is evolving and becoming easier to access and use for people of all ages – including seniors. One recent report from PEW Research Centers indicated that nearly 4 in 10 seniors today own a smartphone, more than double the number in 2013. Of those who use smartphones, approximately 91% use it daily…
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A Caregiver’s Guide to Fall Prevention in Older Adults
Read more: A Caregiver’s Guide to Fall Prevention in Older AdultsThe physical and psychological consequences of a fall can have a significant impact on a senior’s quality of life. According to the National Council for Aging Care, 33% of individuals aged 65+ experience a fall each year, resulting in more than 2 million emergency room visits. Falls are the leading cause of traumatic…
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Companion Care vs. Personal Care
Read more: Companion Care vs. Personal CareYou help your aging loved one whenever you have the time, but lately you’ve noticed they need more help than you’re able to provide alone. Between bathing, feeding, running errands and even socializing, it’s hard to do it all. Family caregivers in your situation may turn to professionals who fall into one of…
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What is Home Care? Types, Costs & Senior Care Options
Read more: What is Home Care? Types, Costs & Senior Care OptionsAt some point in an older adult’s life, they may rely on an in-home caregiver. In fact, many would tell you that they prefer to stay at home for as long as possible. With the use of an in-home caregiver, they can do so, either with the help of a loved one or…
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How to talk with a loved one about end-of-life planning
Read more: How to talk with a loved one about end-of-life planningNo matter your age or life experience, the death of a loved one is difficult to cope with. Whether you’re caring for an elderly parent or an ill relative, you may have avoided talking about their eventual passing for this very reason. You may even experience anticipatory grief. But the truth is, end of…
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Tips on Caregiving With Your Siblings
Read more: Tips on Caregiving With Your SiblingsThe deteriorating health of a loved one is undoubtedly a painful thing to witness. It can be particularly difficult, however, to watch our parents grow old. The people who once cared for us become the vulnerable ones in a sad reversal of roles that can affect the entire family. A caregiver is an…
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Easy Recipes for Caregivers to Prepare for Senior Meals
Read more: Easy Recipes for Caregivers to Prepare for Senior MealsSimplify 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 running out of…
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