Full-time caregivers of elderly parents have a great weight on their shoulders. However, even part-time caregiving has its fair share of stresses and emotional/energetic strains. This is particularly true if you’re in what’s known as “The Sandwich Generation” (sandwiched between aging parents and kids who still live at home) OR if yourself or someone in… Read more »
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5 Signs Your Aging Parents Need Help
Needing help doesn’t mean aging seniors should move into assisted living or a memory care center. It is often as simple as getting trustworthy and caring assistance from an outside party to support or execute the tasks seniors struggle with from day-to-day. In some cases, this may mean hiring a driver who comes once or… Read more »
What Is Live-In Care? (And What To Look For In A Provider)
One of the smartest, simplest and most affordable forms of senior care is available via live-in care. What Is Live-In Care And How Much Does It Cost? Live-in care means nobody has to undergo stressful or scary transitions from a home they love to an assisted living facility. Rather, live-in care provides compassionate companionship and… Read more »
Exercises To Improve Memory & Concentration [With Proof]
What Are Good Exercises To Improve Memory And Concentration? Exercise has long been talked about as a way to lose weight, improve muscle coordination and boost overall well-being. However, many people don’t realize exercise is one of the best ways to improve memory and concentration. If you are not getting as much activity as you… Read more »
Lowering Hospital Readmission Rates
Mary Proctor, 83 is a DC resident and a widow that lives alone. Her adult children live out of state, but she loves to travel to visit her kids, as well as her grandkids, and she lives an active life with friends and neighbors. She is involved in her church and volunteers for numerous charities…. Read more »
