The latest Changes in Medicare for Respite Care
This is a guest post by Danielle K. Roberts. Respite care is one of the best ways for a caregiver to receive the rest they need without having to worry about their loved one while taking their break. During respite care, your loved one will be taken care of by...
Why Mom’s Shaky Hands May Not be Parkinson’s Disease
This is a guest article by Dr. Doris Schechter, M.D., INSIGHTEC Medical DirectorIf it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it is probably a duck. People often make decisions based on this logic all the time. When it comes to medical...
What You Need to Know About Being a Caregiver For Your Partner?
Becoming a caregiver for a spouse is an adjustment for both the caregiver and the person being cared for. When we choose a partner our dream is to grow old together and spend time in ways we choose, with people we want, doing the things we enjoy most in our lives....
4 Tips to Cope with a Person Who Denies Having Dementia
It doesn’t seem to make sense that people who have dementia don’t know they have it. But it is a surprisingly common occurrence. It’s one of the biggest challenges we face as caregivers. Why does it happen? How do you cope when it does? This phenomena has a name...
6 Ways To Effectively Communicate With Seniors Who Have Dementia
Dementia comes in many forms, with Alzheimer’s Disease being one of the most well-known. This disease is increasingly affecting the elderly and is progressive and as yet, has no cure, meaning that it worsens through time. Patients experience difficulties...Connect With Me
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