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Caring for Someone with Parkinson’s Disease
Since Parkinson’s Disease is a progressive disease, the role of caregiver is likely to change over time as it progresses. Click here for our caregiving tips and resources.
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In this article, we’re going to explore the signs of caregiver stress, common causes, and tips to relieve caregiver stress.
Navigating work and Family Caregiving
If you are a caregiver and navigating the stresses of work, this article will explore some ways to find a better balance.
How to Get an Elderly Person to Stop Driving
The short answer, you need to ask them directly to stop driving. But it’s a delicate topic and emotional conversation. Click here for tips to handle it.
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Fighting Loneliness: 4 Fun Activities to Engage Your Older Loved One
If you’re caring for an older loved one in 2021, here are some ideas to fight loneliness and engage them in activities you’ll both enjoy.
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Building healthy habits and maintaining an exercise routine is crucial for your health as a caregiver, and the health of your loved one.
How to Handle Incontinence: 5 Tips for Managing Adult Diapers
Managing incontinence delicately will help your loved one stay healthy and infection-free while maintaining their quality of life. Click here to learn more.
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How to Keep Your Loved One Hydrated
Keeping your loved one hydrated can have a significant impact on their overall health and wellbeing. Let’s explore some tips for how to keep your loved one hydrated.
Keeping Track of Medical information for Your Loved One
In this article, we’ll explore what medical information you should keep, why, and how to organize it in a way that is simple and easy to maintain over time.
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Here are 4 ways to create a plan to coordinate family care with your siblings for a more equitable distribution of activity.
