The call you receive when a loved one has fallen and injured themselves can be one of the most difficult to hear. Your mind begins to race. How badly were they injured? Were they able to receive assistance right away or did they have to wait for somebody to find them? What will be the road to recovery and how will they handle it? [Read more…]
As a caregiver to an aging loved one, it is important to note what is happening on the national level when it comes to senior care. We breakdown some of the current statistics shared in 2022 and provide insight on why you should take notice of the trend. [Read more…]
When you have a parent that has moved into a care facility, you will likely realize that there are some responsibilities as a caretaker you no longer have to worry about. The care facility will likely be handling things like daily hygiene and prescription distribution which can be taxing on you, the caregiver. However, that doesn’t mean that the caregiver responsibilities have ended but rather changed (depending on the level of care at the facility). [Read more…]
If you are the caregiver for an aging loved one, you have likely experienced a moment that made you wonder if your loved one might be in the early stages of Dementia or Alzheimer’s. It could be something small like they consistently forget the time and place of a well-known event or begin to forget proper mealtimes. [Read more…]
Deciding to move a parent from their current home that they may have lived in for decades can be one of the most difficult decisions you can make. It can be a struggle to help them understand why or it can be combative if your parent refuses to relocate. The people that have gone through that process would often like to forget the hardships that came with it. The unfortunate aspect of an aging loved one is that their relocation might not be done simply moving to an assisted living facility. [Read more…]