Caregiver’s Corner
2023 Caregiver Conference “Save the date”
2023 Caregiver Support Goups Calenders
Virtual Dementia Tours 2023
Explaining falls to older adults from “Connect America”
Grants available for dementia patients from “A place for Mom”
Here’s a great article from caregiving.com on stress
2021 Caregiver Conference is Saturday Dec. 4th. Click here for more info & save the date
November is National Family Caregiver month. Click this link for some self care tips.
Your complete guide to in home care from “A Place for Mom”
4 Ways to get family to help with aging parents
Dementia and Wandering: Causes, Prevention, and Tips You Should Know from “A place for Mom”
Healthy living Healthy brain by “Dr. Amen”
How to talk to someone with Dementia
Memory Care vs Nursing Homes: What’s the difference from “A place for Mom”
Life after loss from a widows forum at Arise
Signs a senior needs help at home from “A place for Mom”
5 tips for an effective senior living care plan from “A place for Mom”
Caregiver burnout: How to identify & reverse course from “A place for Mom”
Click here for more information on “Senior Respite Care: Short-Term Relief for Caregivers” from “A Place for Mom”
Click here for more information on Heat and Elderly People: 7 Easy Tips to Avoid Heatstroke and Heat Exhaustion from “A Place for Mom”
click here for more information on Popular Food Delivery Options for the Elderly from “A Place for Mom”
Dementia Care Plan: What to Expect and How to Plan for Care at Each Stage of Dementia
Click here for information from “A place for Mom” on The 7 stages of Dementia and Symptoms
Click here for Tax tips for Seniors and Caregivers from “A place for Mom”
Click here for the Benefits of independent living from “A place for Mom”
Click here on how to boost your immune system for seniors from “A place for Mom”
Click here for Q&A from family Caregivers from “A place for Mom”
Click here for information from “A place for Mom” on How to talk to your aging parents about finances
Teepa Snow Shares Dementia Communication – click here for the full article.
How do I know if I have Alzheimer’s Disease?
Every 65 seconds, someone in the United States develops Alzheimer’s disease. With more than 5.8 million people in the U.S. living with the disease in 2019, there’s no better time to learn about the early warning signs of Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia.
Forewarned is forearmed when it comes to the disease and knowing how to spot the signs of potential illness and how to know if it’s Alzheimer’s is a critical line of defense in the fight against age-related cognitive diseases. Keep reading here
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