by John OKeeffe | Nov 11, 2019 | Senior Safety, Tips for Family Caregivers
Many elderly people want to “age in place” and remain living in their own homes. This often requires the help of family caregivers. However, you can’t always be with your loved one 24/7, so you may want to consider in-home care. This can...
by John OKeeffe | Oct 29, 2019 | Tips for Family Caregivers
As our loved ones age, their ability to care for themselves may begin to decline. During this difficult time of transitioning from being independent to needing assistance, families often look for the best option for mom or dad, without causing too much disruption to...
by John OKeeffe | Oct 29, 2019 | Senior Safety, Tips for Family Caregivers
Your aging parent may have the goal to live in their home as long as possible in order to prolong their sense of independence, happiness, and in turn, health. While you agree they seem mostly capable, you should watch for indications that they need additional...
by John OKeeffe | Oct 29, 2019 | Tips for Family Caregivers
Your loved one is getting older and you and your family have made the difficult decision that you need some extra help. Allowing mom or dad to age in place is your goal and you have decided on utilizing in home care. Now that you have considered what services you will...
by John OKeeffe | Oct 25, 2019 | Tips for Family Caregivers
Alzheimer’s disease gradually diminishes a person’s ability to communicate. People with dementia have more difficulty expressing thoughts and emotions, as well as more trouble understanding others. Here are some tips to help in communication and understanding: Learn...
by John OKeeffe | May 10, 2018 | Managing Family Caregiver Stress, Tips for Family Caregivers
A lot changes when you become the caregiver, and it all seems to happen when you least expect it. You have no professional training, no timeline, and not idea the level of care that’s needed from you. It happens, it’s life changing, and you’re expected to adapt. This...
