Hospital Admissions Guide: Critical Tips and Emergency Preparedness
Things to Know about Hospital Admissions In the midst of an emergency, it’s hard to think through one’s choices. The
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Things to Know about Hospital Admissions In the midst of an emergency, it’s hard to think through one’s choices. The
The new awareness of the effect of screens is focused on children and teens. Physical and mental health are affected
When a patient is sentient and is in great discomfort and/or pain, it’s up to the caregiver to ensure that
You’ve worked hard caring for others, and recent changes in New York’s home care regulations may have left you wondering
That’s a common reaction from an adult to doctor’s orders. Whether it is kidney disease, high blood pressure, cholesterol spikes,
Personal memories are a gift we can give. Our family members are interested in hearing of our meaningful experiences and
This is an excellent question because often these terms are used interchangeably. They do mean different sets of services that
How to Handle Family Disagreements Over Caregiving There is bound to be conflict and disagreement when a family member is
Dr. Roseanne Leipzig’s Practical Suggestions for a Good Older Adult Life “The longer I live, the more beautiful life becomes.”
From Partner to Caregiver: Redefining Your Role Spousal caregiving is no ordinary act of support. It encompasses profound emotional changes,
Activities! And more activities for people with advanced dementia Want to break up the day for your loved one with
The eight days of Hanukkah are ample time to celebrate as a family as well as with neighbors and friends.
With care and consideration, your mother can enjoy the family gatherings and festivities at this time of year. Don’t leave
Everyone is busy with the holidays now. Get-togethers, décor, gifts, and family spirit dominate thoughts and plans, whether you are
It’s holiday time and the regular demands of caregiving skyrocket now. With Medicare deadlines, end of year medical appointments, and
Thanksgiving is a day for counting our blessings and celebrating with our generations. We have a picture in our minds
This is for those who are having family celebrations including multiple generations. Having conversation and creating atmosphere makes for a
Nurturing the Heart Behind the Care: Understanding the Emotional Journey of Caregiving Most caregivers are burned out. So, what else
Aging in Place Part 1: Empowering Seniors to Live Independently This video was produced in association with PSS, Coming of
Of course it is! We break it down. Getting your disabled or elderly loved one out of the house and