Table of Content1 The FAST Acronym 2 Other Common Stroke Signs 3 Less Noticeable Signs of a Stroke 4 Mini-Stroke Symptoms 5 Importance of Immediate Care for Strokes Seniors who have strokes are at risk of ending up with serious damage to the brain and other issues. Family caregivers should be familiar with the…
Table of Content1 Are You Licensed, Insured, and Bonded?2 What Kind of Training Do You Require of Your Caregivers?3 Do You Offer Personalized Care Plans?4 Can I Change Caregivers If One Doesn’t Work Out?5 Can You Provide References?6 How Often Will I Receive Updates on My Loved One? No matter…
Table of Content1 1. Having a Spa Day at Home2 2. Listening to Music 3 3. Performing Simple Cleaning Tasks4 4. Doing Simplified Versions of Favorite Hobbies5 5. Baking Cookies6 6. Spending Time with Animals Alzheimer’s can prevent seniors from enjoying activities that require planning or reasoning skills. Nonetheless, there are…
Table of Content1 Reduces the Risk of Falling 2 Prevents Diabetes 3 Boosts Confidence 4 Increases Heart Health Adopting a regular exercise routine can provide seniors with mental and physical benefits that boost their overall health. Seniors can start off with easy exercises, and once they build their strength and endurance they can…
Table of Content1 1. Eases the Transition to In-Home Care2 2. Simplifies Caregiving Duties3 3. Offers More Guidance 4 4. Allows Caregivers to Develop a Self-Care Plan5 5. Gives Family Caregivers the Time Off They Need6 6. Focuses on Specialized Care 7 7. Resolves Family Conflicts Over Elder Care When you assume the…
Table of Content1 Wipe Up Spills Quickly2 Even Out Surfaces3 Keep Hazardous Materials Out of Reach4 Keep the Home Well-Lit As people age, cognitive and visual function often decrease. In addition, mobility issues can arise, raising the risk for accidents or injuries. Fortunately, there are several measures you can employ…
Table of Content1 1. Forgetting Recently Learned Facts2 2. Repeating Stories and Questions3 3. Neglecting Personal Health and Hygiene4 4. Exhibiting Poor Judgment or Impulsive Behavior5 5. Experiencing Physical Health Issues6 6. Developing Depression Dementia can be caused by a variety of brain disorders, and no two seniors experience identical…
Table of Content1 1. Setting Unrealistic Expectations2 2. Refusing to Reach Out for Support3 3. Taking on Too Much4 4. Letting Your Health Go5 5. Forgetting to Arrange for Breaks6 6. Failing to Alter the Care Plan as Needed Caregiver burnout is one of the most preventable issues that can…
Table of Content1 Don’t Neglect Physical Health2 Encourage Socialization3 Play a New Game Together4 Suggest Trying the MIND Diet Even though age-related cognitive decline is a part of the aging process, there is quite a bit seniors can do to boost their brain health. Contrary to what doctors believed a…
Table of Content1 1. Professional Expertise2 2. Assistance During Emergencies3 3. Flexibility4 4. Ability to Age in Place5 5. Tension Prevention6 6. Companionship According to the Institute on Aging, nearly 43 million Americans are currently caring for an aging loved one over the age of 65. While some of these…