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How to Help Early Stage Alzheimer’s Patients Stay Productive

In the early stages of Alzheimer’s, seniors may begin to lose interest in activities they once enjoyed and become less engaged or productive as a result. The good news is you can stimulate your loved one with the following simple...

4 Tips for Better Interactions with Loved Ones with Memory Loss

When a loved one begins to experience memory loss, it can be difficult for the whole family. He or she may forget how to complete daily tasks or no longer recognize familiar people and places. Interactions with your loved one...

How a Nurse Registry Can Help Your Loved One

When an elderly loved one’s health begins to decline, hiring a professional in-home caregiver can help you manage his or her treatment without the need to relocate your loved one to a nursing facility. Nurse registries, like Caring Home Care,...

Why In-Home Care Might be Right for Your Loved One

Although many seniors don’t like to admit they’re becoming unable to take care of themselves as they once did, their quality of life is often better when someone is around to provide assistance. Professional in-home care can make this possible...

Celebrate 100 Years of Jewish Community Services with Caring Home Care

On November 19th, Jewish Community Services (JCS) of South Florida will be celebrating 100 years of providing social services to children, adults, and seniors throughout Miami-Dade County. Since 1920, the mission of JCS has been to improve the quality of...

4 Ways to Handle Long-Distance Caregiving without Feeling Guilty

Trying to care for an aging loved one from a distance can present significant challenges. However, you don’t have to feel guilty about not being there every second. Here’s what you can do to meet your loved one’s needs without...

How to Get Involved in Your Loved One’s Healthcare

Aging loved ones benefit from having an advocate to help manage their healthcare. Those with serious medical conditions or advancing dementia need extra assistance to ensure they receive appropriate care and attention. To get involved in your loved one’s healthcare,...

Alzheimer’s Caregiver Tips: Dealing with Confusion

Confusion is a common characteristic of dementia often experienced by Alzheimer’s patients. Your loved one may begin to forget details like what day it is, where they are or who they’re with. Use these techniques to help handle episodes of...

How to Speak to a Loved One with Poor Hearing

In the U.S. about 15% of adults 18 and older have some trouble hearing, and age is the most common predictor of hearing loss. Other factors, such as illness, trauma, and exposure to loud noises, can also affect how well...

Maintaining Dignity for Seniors: 4 Bathroom Tips

Struggles with mobility and balance are common in seniors and often make bathroom visits more challenging. Consider these four tips to maintain your loved one’s dignity while preventing slips and falls. 1. Monitor the Degree of Frailty Arthritis, osteoporosis, and...

How to Talk to Your Loved One About In-Home Care

It can be distressing when your loved one begins to show signs of being unable to manage daily life on his or her own. You may feel overwhelmed by the idea of becoming a caregiver, and your loved one is...

Should Your Loved One Receive In-Home Care?

Making the decision to invest in in-home care for an aging loved one isn’t easy, but it may be necessary as his or her need for care increases. If your loved one is exhibiting one or more of these signs...

4 Tips for Handling Anxiety in Alzheimer’s Patients

Up to 75% of people with Alzheimer’s experience anxiety, which may present with behaviors like: • Aggression • Anger • Complaints of a racing heart • Excessive worry • Fearfulness If you’re acting as a caregiver to an aging loved...

How to Find a Qualified Nurse Registry

When your loved one requires professional in-home care, a nurse registry can simplify the process of finding and hiring a helper. Not all registries are created equal, though, so it’s important to do everything possible to make sure you get...

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