Elderly Care
Releasing Caregiver Regrets
By Vicki Rackner · 14 years ago
Releasing Caregiver Regrets:
You can lose the weight of regrets
Most caregivers have regrets. They wonder whether they've done too much or too little, too early or too late, too harshly or too passively. They ...
Skirting Alzheimer’s with New Partners
By Gene Osofsky · 14 years ago
The ethics of caregiving spouses having intimate relations with someone new while their spouse is in the latter stages of Alzheimer’s disease is controversial, but becoming more common.
Alphonse loves his wife of more than ...
Caring Home Facilities - A Checklist to Find the Best Nursing Home for Your Needs
By Michiel Van Kets · 14 years ago
For many in their senior years, moving to live in a nursing home is the best thing they can do to maintain their quality of life. There's really no substitute for having around the clock ...
The Important Role Nursing Agencies Play In Aged Home Care
By Jesse Thompson · 14 years ago
As our population ages, so are the demands on hospitals and rehab centres throughout the country. As we grow older, with health hazards, we may require extended hospitalisation. In the last few years, there has ...
Giving back with care: MASSAGE THERAPY FOR THE ELDERLY
By David Woods · 14 years ago
With the day by day arising need, we are forced to commemorate the great significance human touch has had on us from birth to death.
''The tiger is ready to go. That was great!'' These ...
Typical Features of Handicap Accessible Vehicles
By James Rohan · 14 years ago
Handicap accessible vehicles can significantly improve the lives of disabled individuals. They can provide self-confidence and independence for those who might otherwise have restricted mobility.
While it is possible in some situations to tailor a ...
Managing The Home Care Of Aging Parents (from A Distance)
By Gen Wright · 14 years ago
As the world becomes increasingly global and people continue to live longer, a growing proportion of middle-aged adults are faced with the challenge of managing their parents' home care needs. The children of aging parents ...
Senior Housing Community - the 6 points to check
By Heinz Golz · 14 years ago
There are families where senior members arrive at the age when they need both to live without help and in addition to still relish the facilities of a senior housing community . This will be ...
Senior Class Trip Ideas for Washington D.C., New York City and Atlanta
By Howard Clemens · 15 years ago
Class trips are usually focused around educational experiences. There is a different sort of trip that still has a learning purpose behind it: the senior class trip. The senior trip focuses on fun, togetherness, and ...
Senior Citizen Care Assistance
By Heinz Golz · 14 years ago
The state of health of the person in search of nursing care is the key cause in your alternative of a long term care facility. All skilled and intermediate care nursing facilities offer personal care ...
Home Care and Medicare
By David Crumrine · 15 years ago
In-Home Care
Home health care can provide you with services in the comfort of your own home, these services are generally coordinated by a home health care agency.. Some services offered are skilled nursing care, ...
Hiring a Home Health Care Employee
By David Crumrine · 15 years ago
Providing the primary care for an elder loved one can be difficult. When you cannot deliver all the elder care yourself and support from friends, family, and community organizations is not enough, it may be ...
Caregiver Stress
By David Crumrine · 15 years ago
Caring for senior citizens or disabled individuals can be difficult and often results in emotional and physical strain known as caregiver stress. This stress can cause one to feel frustrated or angry, guilty, lonely, and ...
Seven Steps to Help Senior Citizens Age Well
By David Crumrine · 15 years ago
1. Control your blood pressure.
When you have high blood pressure, also known as hypertension, you probably will not feel it. Though common, senior citizens with this condition may not know because the symptoms of ...
Aging and Age Related Change | Elder Guide
By David Crumrine · 15 years ago
Eight Areas of Age-Related Change
1. Brain: Memory and Alzheimer's Disease
Many people become anxious about developing memory impairments as they transition into being senior citizens and begin to worry that forgetting details is the ...
Hydrating the Dehydrated Elderly...
By Trisha Kellogg · 15 years ago
Believe it or not... Dehydration is one of the most frequent causes for hospitalization in our older population. Not only do warm temperatures contribute... but, dry indoor living conditions also increase body heat that forces ...
Helpful Tips for Seniors Who Are Moving
By Gregg Camp · 15 years ago
As you have aged you have discovered that you cannot lift the same amount of weight nor can you stoop over as many times. Moving requires both and then some. I look forward to a ...
Mobility Wheelchair Scooter
By Rashid Mushtaq · 15 years ago
There are many different kinds of mobility scooters to meet all the objectives may not be necessary for. There is a mobility scooter suitable for the premises, as well as more suitable for outdoors. Some ...
Wheelchairs Scooters - What to Check before Buying
By Heinz Golz · 14 years ago
The wheelchair is an invention that was utilized by many handicapped people as early as 1670s. Typical wheelchairs contain a seat, small wheels in the front; great wheels , a foot rest and a back. ...
Caring for Senior Citizens
By Johan Kriegbaum · 15 years ago
An old, wise judge once said to a packed court room, "To be seventy years young is sometimes far more cheerful and hopeful than to be forty years old." According to recent statistics, there is ...