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Common Issues and Statistics Regarding the Family Caregiver in the Workplace

If employees spent less time worrying about home, would they be more productive at work? National studies report: A little over one out of every four households (29%) is involved in providing care for a chronically ill, disabled or aged family member or friend. Just over half of all caregivers for persons aged 50 and […]

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Meaningful Retirement Activities for Building Identity and Purpose

Mom has finally reached retirement, and while gifts and celebrations are wonderful, the most meaningful present isn’t something that comes in a box. What she truly needs is purpose, connection, and a reason to greet each day with energy and intention. As we age, how time is spent can have a profound effect on well-being, happiness, […]

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Tips for Eating Well for Older Adults

Many older people have trouble eating well. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration offers some solutions to several common problems. Problem: Can’t cook Problems with cooking can include difficulty holding utensils, pots and pans or trouble standing for long periods of time. What one should do: A microwave oven can be used to cook TV […]

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Why AI Safety for Older Adults Matters More Than Ever

Artificial intelligence is often thought of as a tool for younger people, but that perception is quickly changing. Today, many older adults are using AI in everyday ways that feel natural and accessible. It might look like asking a smart speaker to play a favorite old song, checking tomorrow’s weather forecast, or setting a reminder […]

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Shared Family Living Is Redefining How Generations Support One Another

Housing prices continue to rise, caregiving needs grow, and the traditional model of separate homes for each generation doesn’t always make sense anymore. As a result, more families are asking themselves, “Why not live together permanently?” This shift reflects both economic pressures and a desire for closer family connections, creating an environment where multiple generations […]

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The Morning Headaches From COPD That No One Talks About

Everyone experiences headaches from time to time. But when they happen often, especially first thing in the morning, they may point to something more serious. For those living with COPD, morning headaches are often a sign that the lungs are struggling to do their job during sleep. Recognizing headaches from COPD as a symptom, not […]

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5 Ways to Prevent the Dangers of Dementia and Poor Judgment

You’re enjoying a simple walk with Dad when, suddenly, he lashes out verbally at a passerby or steps off the curb without looking. In seconds, what felt like a peaceful moment turns into something stressful and unsettling. These incidents are often rooted in dementia and poor judgement, one of the most challenging parts of the […]

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Beginner’s Guide to Medical Alert Systems

Medical alert systems can help to provide peace of mind to seniors and their families by providing a simple, quick way to contact medical assistance when emergency help is needed, such as medical, fire or police. Below is an overview of medical alert system. Who should have one? Medical alert system are important for those […]

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What You Need to Know When Hiring a Geriatric Care Manager

Geriatric Care Managers Provide a Connection to Care As a person starts to become frail, the act of managing his or her care becomes increasingly difficult as the number of medical specialists involved in maintaining physical wellbeing increases. With so many specialists micromanaging the senior’s health, the “big picture” often gets overlooked. It is important […]