Covering All Your Senior Family Member’s Care Needs
Posted in Care Management, Caregiving, Dementia and Memory Loss, Uncategorized, adult children on Feb 25th, 2010
Caring for another 24/7 and giving your all to one you love can be exhausting, frustrating and bring about “anger” in ways that surprise you, the family caregiver.
Asking yourself, “Was that me?”, after hearing yourself shout at someone who doesn’t understand due to a cognitive loss or dementia. Or, maybe you find yourself throwing something [...]
Posted in Age Related Issues, Care Management, Caregiving, Future Trends, Uncategorized on Dec 8th, 2009
With the Baby Boomers aging what will the future hold? Will they want what they want right now – instant gratification? Some may choose more commune-like living – different from assisted living – more self-directed and self-governed living and create a new way to live. They would have more control over menu planning and structured [...]
Posted in Caregiving, Uncategorized on Nov 17th, 2009
By Sandi Gunnet, BS, Director of Staffing and Recruiting
Most of the applicants I interview tell me their story. The story usually involves a relative or close friend who is older and is experiencing the challenges of aging. Often in the story, some wonderful experiences are related and the individuals want to give back to someone [...]