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Tips on supporting loved ones with memory difficulties
Caring for those with memory issues can be a challenging task. It is important to try to understand their perspective and communicate with patience and kindness. Creating a safe and comfortable environment can also help to reduce confusion...
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Transitioning To Home Care
As aging comes about there are many challenges that are present not only for the aging individual, but for the family and loved one's present. As a loved one or an adult child you might find there is just too much on your plate, and you just can't...
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5 Benefits of Aging at Home
Independence At times being admitted to a nursing home or facility can feel like you have loss your independence. Having to live somewhere that is also unfamiliar can take a toll on ones dependence. Staying home is comfortable and less change to...
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5 Reasons You May Need A Caregiver
Incontinence According to idph.com Approximately 13 million Americans are incontinent; 85 percent of who are women. Incontinence is most common among the elderly. Fifty percent or more of elderly persons living at home or in long-term care...
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Fall Risk
Fall risk are very common among seniors and disabled . Falls are the leading cause of both fatal and nonfatal injuries to older Americans. Every 11 seconds, an older adult goes to an emergency department to treat an injury from a fall,...
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