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Who Cares? Family Caregiving: Recommended Reading

Friday, January 24, 2020

Jerry Bridge, the author of “Who Cares? The Give and Take of Family Caregiving” shares his experiences about providing care for four family members.

Introducing Caregiver Corner! Marilyn: Faith, Family, and Compassion

Monday, January 13, 2020

In our first Caregiver Corner, our weekend staff coordinator Marilyn explains the importance of her family’s experience in caregiving as an inspiration for her career and the role of faith in compassionate care.

Tackling the Spartan Trifecta Challenge and Living Well in 2019

Sunday, December 29, 2019

One of my favorite memories of this past year was seeing my parents’ hard work in training pay off in completing some very difficult obstacle course races. They took on an incredible challenge (absolutely no pressure from me, mind you) and succeeded beautifully!

Helping Seniors During the Holidays in Wake County: A Volunteer Guide

Monday, November 25, 2019

With the holidays coming up, we’ll be reminded of the importance of giving back and doing good onto others. If you want to help the elderly locally here in Wake County, we’ve put together this helpful holiday volunteer guide with opportunities to donate your time and/or money.

iHeartRadio’s CEOs to Know: Tim Talks with Kyle Wilson

Wednesday, November 20, 2019

Tim joins host Kyle Wilson once again for iHeartRadio’s “CEOs to Know” podcast to discuss Aware Senior Care’s founding and what’s in store in the future.

Making a Dementia Care Plan: An Important Guide for Families

Friday, November 15, 2019

The dementia care plan guide by Aware Senior Care is designed to start from the beginning and takes steps to address the issues your family is facing.

Gardening Made Easy For Seniors: Indoors and Outdoors

Monday, November 4, 2019

Gardening never gets old, but getting older may make it challenging to do. Read more in this short guide on gardening made easy for seniors.

Family Dysfunction In Home Care: 5 Steps to Restore Sanity

Thursday, October 31, 2019

Even in the closest families, aging parents and the changes of a new life season can create discord. For some families struggling years before a parent needs in-home help, dysfunction escalates issues and even affect the senior’s care.