Another year is in the books, and if you’re a family caregiver, it’s been a year dedicated to providing a most crucial role: meeting the needs of someone you love. But between the normal stressors of being a family caregiver and the extra pressure of the pandemic, it’s a very challenging time to care for […]
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When providing care for a family member with Alzheimer’s you might notice that he or she occasionally becomes aggressive or agitated. Agitation in Alzheimer’s patients can be quite common, and while it may be a difficult or even upsetting behavior, it is manageable. Here are some tips to help you reassure and redirect the senior […]
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On a recent visit to mom’s, you notice that she’s looking a little thinner than you remember. When you ask about her diet, she brushes you off, or maybe shares that cooking and planning meals has become more difficult for her. But with so much nutrition advice out there, it’s hard to know exactly how […]
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When you hear the words “overnight caregiver” or “overnight shift,” do you imagine a boring, slow-paced job with very little to do? It’s not what it seems!
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Public health has been a major focus in light of current events. With that, let’s talk about what you can do to strengthen your immune system.
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Living at home independently can be difficult for a variety of reasons. Now add in the restrictions and guidelines to limit the spread of COVID-19. What can we do? Plenty.
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In this Caregiver Corner with Sarah Beargie, our Staff Coordinator, she discusses the importance of making caregivers feel valued in building strong care teams.
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A Certified Nursing Assistant, or CNA, is an often overlooked but important member of a care team. But, it is also incredibly rewarding and an excellent starting point in a healthcare career. So, what is a CNA and how do you become one?
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Overcoming Life’s Disappointments by Harold S. Kushner helps you understand what it means to live a good life and making the right choices to live well.
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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.
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