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As your loved one ages, they may not have reliable access to healthy, balanced meals. Poor eating habits and an unhealthy diet can increase your loved one’s risk of malnutrition, a weakened immune system, and chronic disease. If you want to enhance your loved one’s health and quality of life, you should do what you… Read More

Social isolation and loneliness can take a huge toll on the mental and physical health of seniors. Chronic or extended periods of isolation can increase the risk of depression, malnutrition, cognitive decline, and even premature death. If you are caring for a loved one or have a loved one who is living at home alone,… Read More

Family caregivers often experience frequent or chronic stress due to the pressures of caring for a loved one. Chronic stress can take a heavy toll on your physical and mental health. It’s important to prioritize your own care and find ways to manage and relieve stress. Otherwise, you may suffer from caregiver burnout, which could… Read More

After your loved one has a stroke, they may need extra help to support their recovery. They may not be able to live on their own, and may need to either live at home with you, or have the assistance of in-home caregivers 24/7. Most seniors recover faster in a comfortable home environment, and feel… Read More

Caring for a parent who has Alzheimer’s disease can be stressful, challenging, and emotionally overwhelming. Even if you have the support of family and friends, you may feel isolated and depressed. Recognizing the warning signs of caregiver stress or burnout can help you get the support you need to protect your own physical and mental… Read More

If your loved one has been living in an assisted living home and isn’t happy or isn’t getting the level of care they need, you might consider having them move in with you. While the transition from a care home to your home will be an adjustment, you and your loved one may be more… Read More

When you are a family caregiver for a loved one who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia, it’s important to learn as much as you can about the disease in order to give them the best level of care possible. Understanding the disease may make it easier for you to have empathy for your… Read More

If your elderly loved one would prefer to age in place rather than move into an assisted living home or retirement facility, it’s important that you make sure their home is safe. As your loved one ages, they may have trouble getting around their home safely or taking care of necessary home maintenance tasks. Scheduling… Read More

Older family members who still live at home may need additional help with daily living activities. Hiring an in-home caregiver or home health care aide can give your loved one companionship and attention while also protecting their health and safety. An in-home caregiver can assist your loved one with the activities of daily living, which… Read More

When it’s time to begin discussions with your loved one about moving into an assisted living facility, it may help if you have done some research about the local facilities in your area. Evaluating the local assisted living facilities can help you determine which ones would best meet your loved one’s needs as well as… Read More