How to spot the signs of Alzheimer’s in your friends and loved ones.
Knowing some of the warning signs, will help you plan and be prepared to deal with this disease.
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Reducing the risks of living alone. Part 1 of 7.
For caregivers, when a loved one lives alone, this just adds to your stresses and the list of things to worry about. Finding workable, practical solutions to support your loved one living alone will help reduce your worries and support your own peace of mind.
What about the ‘unbefriended?’
As the population of “elder orphans” grows, more research is needed so that we can develop effective systems of public guardianship and care.
I’m doing it my way.
What are the risks of living alone as we age? Reducing our risks, increases our chances of being able to continue to live independently.
Let’s talk about death and dying.
Lawyer Barbro Stalbecker-Pountney speaks about death, dying, funerals and some key issues of estate planning.
Old before your time?
What are the odds that you will need the support from a caregiver in the future? Current research shows warning signs that middle-aged people will suffer from frailness in retirement.
GPS tracking devices help find those with Alzheimer’s.
There are GPS devices on the market today that will help keep tabs on someone who wanders off.
How to be a good friend to a caregiver.
Want to be a real friend & support to a family caregiver? Here are a few “Dos and Don’ts” for you to use to add value to the caregivers in your life.
Report highlights growing burden of care for seniors.
Groundbreaking study on aging raises alarm about home care demand and social isolation
Care navigating for caregivers. “From caring comes courage.”
Imagine a registered nurse as your personal advocate and navigator in your health journey.
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