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6 Things Families Should Do After a Parkinson’s Diagnosis

By Jay Mehta, 9:00 am on August 18, 2023

Table of Content1 1. Start Learning More about Parkinson’s2 2. Encourage Your Loved One to Talk about His or Her Experience3 3. Ask if Your Loved One Needs Help Planning for Care4 4. Offer to Assist with Your Loved One’s Treatment Plan5 5. Create a Support Network with Designated Caregivers6 6. Remember to Take Time …

How Can Family Caregivers Benefit from Respite Care?

By Jay Mehta, 9:00 am on August 4, 2023

Table of Content1 By Hiring a Respite Caregiver, You Can Avoid Burnout2 Pauses in Caregiving Can Enhance Your Relationships3 A Caregiving Hiatus Creates More Time for Errands & Appointments4 Reprieves from Work Promote Better Health5 Respite Care Provides Opportunities to Relax Caring for an aging loved one can be gratifying and rewarding. Still, it’s often …

Tips for Making Home a Safer Place for a Loved One with Alzheimer’s

By Jay Mehta, 9:00 am on July 21, 2023

Table of Content1 Effects of Alzheimer’s on Home Safety2 Kitchen3 Bathroom4 Bedroom5 Living Room6 Throughout the Home7 Deterring Wandering You realize your aging loved one with Alzheimer’s disease is especially vulnerable to home accidents. It’s important to be equipped with methods to safeguard your family member. Below are some insightful ways to do this. One …

5 Ways to Help an Older Parent Who Is Recovering after a Stroke

By Jay Mehta, 9:00 am on July 7, 2023

Table of Content1 1. Develop a Healthy Diet Plan2 2. Monitor & Balance Exercise Routines3 3. Encourage Rest4 4. Take Advantage of Help5 5. Promote Positivity The stroke recovery process varies from senior to senior. Some individuals recover within three, six, or eight months, while others take more or less time to recover. By developing …

What Are the Signs Your Loved One May Have Dementia?

By Jay Mehta, 9:00 am on June 23, 2023

Table of Content1 Age-Related Memory Loss2 Dementia-Related Cognitive Decline3 Common Signs of Dementia4 Getting an Expert Diagnosis If your senior loved one is extremely forgetful, you might wonder if he or she has dementia, but you realize mild memory loss is part of the aging process. If you’re concerned your aging loved one may have …

6 Primary Advantages of In-Home Care for Seniors

By Jay Mehta, 9:00 am on June 9, 2023

Table of Content1 1. Individualized Care2 2. Personalized Attention3 3. Familiarity4 4. Socialization5 5. Cost-Effectiveness6 6. Support for Family Caregivers Some older adults might need help while recovering from illnesses or injuries, while others might have chronic medical conditions that limit their ability to complete everyday tasks on their own. Living at home with assistance …