Resources and Tips for Family Caregivers - Page 3
Caregiving for an Argumentative Loved One
| August 16, 2022
Are you a family caregiver dealing with an argumentative loved one? Learn why the arguments happen and tips on dealing with them while caregiving.
Read MoreCaregiver’s Corner: Tips to Prevent Back Pain
| July 28, 2022
Back pain and injury is common among family caregivers. Get our tips on how to lift properly, as well as stay physically strong while caregiving.
Read MoreTechnology Tools for Family Caregivers
| July 22, 2022
Technology tools for caregivers can make life much easier and help to provide the best care while preventing burnout.
Read MoreCaregiver Tips for Celebrating Independence Day with Senior Loved Ones
| July 01, 2022
Independence Day is a wonderful time to celebrate with family. But elderly loved ones may have special needs. Here are several tips on keeping seniors safe while celebrating July 4th.
Read MoreTips for Staying Sane in a Multigenerational Household
| June 06, 2022
Nearly 20% of American households now have several generations living together under one roof. Here are tips for happy, healthy living in a multigenerational household.
Read MoreFamily Caregivers: 20 Tips to Protect Your Mental Health
| May 23, 2022
Many family caregivers do an excellent job of taking care of their loved ones, but who is taking care of the caregivers? Here are 20 caregiving tips to protect mental health.
Read MoreHow to Choose a Professional Caregiver for Your Elderly Loved One
| May 19, 2022
Choosing a professional caregiver for your elderly loved one can be difficult. These tips can make it easier to get the caregiving seniors need for better health and peace of mind.
Read MoreFun Family Games for Seniors with Dementia
| April 27, 2022
There are fun, family games to play with seniors with dementia or Alzheimer’s that can help them stay cognitively active and alert, while enjoying quality time with loved ones.
Read MoreInexpensive Ways to Make Caregiving Easier
| April 18, 2022
Many family caregivers are unpaid, devoting their time, energy, and money to taking care of those they love. That might mean that they wind up working fewer hours outside the home, taking extended time off from paid positions, or otherwise taking a financial hit. Finding affordable ways to ease the caregiving burden can help make overall day-to-day living easier for everyone.
Read More7 Tips for Selecting a Medical Alert System for an Aging Loved One
| April 09, 2022
Do you have an aging loved one you are concerned about? Are you worried they may fall or need help and be unable to get to the phone? Does your loved one tend to wander and get lost? With more than 36 million falls reported in the senior community each year, there’s no question that this is a valid concern. However, there are many other times a senior may need assistance, too. Here are 7 tips to help you find the best medical alert system for your elderly loved ones.
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