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What is a Code Silver? How it Works, State Information, and Safety Tips
Read more: What is a Code Silver? How it Works, State Information, and Safety TipsA Silver Alert is a safety alert issued when older adults are missing. It’s similar to the Amber Alert used for missing children. Here’s a look at how a Silver Alert works, criteria for issuing Silver Alerts, and information on state programs. What Is a Silver Alert? A Silver Alert is a safety…
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Caregiving 101: What is the Sandwich Generation?
Read more: Caregiving 101: What is the Sandwich Generation?Have you ever felt like the fraying rope in a never-ending game of tug-of-war? Your parents are on one side and your children are on the other. Both want and need your attention and support, often both emotional and financial. And then there’s your career, your own health and fitness, and your hobbies – they’re…
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Coping Strategies for Cerebral Palsy Caregivers
Read more: Coping Strategies for Cerebral Palsy CaregiversWhile children and adults with cerebral palsy have varying degrees of limitations and abilities, some individuals need a lot of care and cannot live independently. Caring for these people is an important job and can be rewarding for family caregivers. On the other hand, caring for someone, even someone you love, can be difficult. Caregivers…
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Protecting Yourself as a Caregiver in a Dangerous Situation
Read more: Protecting Yourself as a Caregiver in a Dangerous SituationDoug, age 75, was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease three years ago. His wife, Sandy, died after a valiant battle with breast cancer a year after his diagnosis. Since then, Doug and Sandy’s daughter, Susan, has been doing everything she can to support her dad, including managing his accounting business, taking him to appointments and ensuring…
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CAREGIVING 101: WHAT IS DURABLE POWER OF ATTORNEY
Read more: CAREGIVING 101: WHAT IS DURABLE POWER OF ATTORNEYA durable power of attorney, or DPOA, is a legal document designed to protect aging parents’ independence and decision-making, while also simplifying the eventual transition to elderly care. A durable power of attorney also serves as a safety net in the event of possible physical or mental incapacitation, ensuring that a trusted appointee has the…
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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 are…
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What is a Caregiver Affidavit?
Read more: What is a Caregiver Affidavit?Definition of a Caregiver Affidavit A caregiver affidavit is a legal document that allows a person (other than one’s next-of-kin or power of attorney) to have the authority to act as a substitute decision maker for matters of health care for someone who is unable to do so. A person might have a…
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