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Tips for Helping Your Loved Ones Use Video Calling

There are many reasons you might not be able to see your aging loved ones as often as you’d like. The good news is that video calling is an alternative way to stay connected, and many aging adults can learn to use video calling features. FaceTime, Skype, and Zoom are particularly intuitive services and apps...

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4 Tips to Help Your Loved One Adjust to In-Home Care

In-home care has grown in popularity among families because it allows their loved ones to remain at home rather than move into assisted-living communities. This private care gives them peace of mind that their loved ones are safe and looked after in a place with which they’re familiar. However, it’s not always easy for aging...

Basic Questions to Ask When Hiring a Caregiver

While the purpose of an interview is to predict a person’s performance, not all interviews are the same. The process is particularly important when you’re choosing a professional caregiver for an aging loved one. Selecting the right questions to ask beforehand can help you gauge who will be the best caregiver. While your specific questions...

What Is Long-Term Care?

Long-term care consists of many services that are designed to meet the personal or health-related needs of aging adults. The purpose of home-based, long-term care is to give older adults the chance to be independent even if they’re unable to perform daily living activities fully on their own. Who Benefits Most From Long-Term, In-Home Care?...

5 Active Ideas to Keep Your Aging Loved Ones Moving

As your loved ones age, they’re likely to slow down. For instance, they might not participate as much in the activities and hobbies that they once loved. Instead, they change their routines to accommodate chronic pain or other health issues. However, you shouldn’t let them become totally inactive. Spending 10 hours or more in a...

How to Keep Your Aging Loved One Safe When You Visit

The year 2020 has certainly created many challenges for families with aging loved ones. Those ages 65 and older are the most at risk during the SARS-CoV-2 outbreak, the coronavirus that causes the COVID-19 disease. Even with easing government restrictions, it’s recommended that aging loved ones stay at home and refrain from having visitors. However,...

Tips to Help Your Aging Loved One with Meal Prep

As you get older, it becomes even more important to eat healthy meals to ensure that your body gets the nutrients that it needs. However, that’s easier said than done for many aging adults, especially those who have disabilities, poor eyesight or dislike cooking. On top of that, many other factors affect the foods that...

How Involved Families Should Be When Choosing In-Home Care

When it comes to in-home care for older adults, patient-centered care is one of the key components of meeting quality standards. As part of that, it’s critical for the family members to be involved in the decision-making process as much as possible. Why Family Involvement Is Crucial for In-Home Care Decisions By working together, family...

Creating a Daily Living Care Plan

Age-related diseases, progressive illnesses like Alzheimer’s disease and rehabilitation after medical procedures make it difficult for older adults to do daily living activities. In general, these activities include: Bathing Brushing and flossing teeth Grooming Choosing the right clothes to wear Getting dressed Preparing and eating meals Walking Being able to do these tasks is necessary...

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