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Whether you saw it coming or not, caring for an aging parent can be a challenge. Your parent may have been on a gradual decline, giving you the opportunity to plan ahead and implement care strategies a little bit at a time; or your parent may have taken a fall and broken a hip, resulting [âŠ]
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Does your parent suddenly need care and you and your siblings are struggling with how to manage caregiving duties? While it can be difficult to figure out a system that will work for your family, once you create a plan that includes everyone, the burden will be lighter for all involved. Define the Caregiving Tasks [âŠ]
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Not everyone will eventually need family or paid caregivers. Many people are independent and care for themselves all the way up to the end. Some people may just need a little bit of help from their loved ones to keep them independent while others need a lot of help and support as they age. If [âŠ]
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Caring for a loved one living with Alzheimerâs or dementia can be an incredibly tiresome job. From the long hours, to psychological exhaustion, to the physically demanding environment, there are very few ways to actively prepare for and predict the responsibilities that caregiving entails. Silveradoâs Director of Clinical Education Sue Kruse shares key tactics for [âŠ]
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As a home care franchise owner, there will come a time when you need help handling your workload. While many home care franchise owners spend their first months as their companyâs primary or sole caregiver, an expanding client base means that youâll soon need to expand your workforce. Hiring Staff for Your Home Care Franchise There [âŠ]
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As our bodies age and the health we took for granted in our youth fades into cellular disruptions, disorders, diseases and chronic aches and pains, we turn to the wonders of drugs â prescription, over-the-counter, and vitamins and supplements. So much so, that by the time we are 60 and older, more than 76 percent [âŠ]
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