How to Help an Older Loved One Living With Chronic Pain
Think about how it would be like to wake up each day, greeted by the relentless reminder of unyielding pain. From the moment you get
Author: Kathy Gabel
Tips on How to Support Family Caregivers
Family caregivers know all too well how it is to feel invisible. Caring for someone you love takes center stage, and you may discover that
10 Time Management Tips for Family Caregivers
At the end of every day, how much time do you have to spare? If you are like most family caregivers, carving out sufficient time
The Appropriate Steps for Transferring a Senior
The statistics are indeed alarming: more than half of all caregivers report injuries resulting from lifting or transferring older individuals. So many family members eventually
Safe and Effective Tips for Lifting a Senior
Taking care of an older family member often means that you’ll be helping them move around the house, getting in and out of chairs and
Noticing Signs of Senior Hearing Problems? These Tips Can Help!
“Can you repeat that for me?” “I’m sorry. One more time, dear?” “Excuse me – what did you say?” If you hear these phrases a
Helping Older Adults with Hearing Loss Navigate the Day
People mumbling, fast talkers, random noises — these can make it difficult for older adults with hearing loss to participate in group conversations and may
Navigating a Misdiagnosis: Dementia With Lewy Bodies
Every year, thousands of Americans are misdiagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. For many of these patients, the true diagnosis is a similar but not as well-known
Staying Active to Manage Parkinson’s Symptoms
It’s beneficial for any older adult to stay active as they age, but especially for those with Parkinson’s, exercise could have a great impact on
Understanding Cultural Sensitivity in Senior Care
In our commitment to fostering empathetic and supportive environments for seniors, the importance of cultural competence is paramount, especially concerning the unique needs of LGBTQ+