Being a caregiver can be stressful and draining work. As well, we sometimes forget that the person being cared for, especially seniors, can also experience stress and discomfort. Whether or not we’re aware of it, we often carry stress in our bodies. If we’re not careful, that stress can quickly lead to physical side effects, Read More
It’s Time for Spring Cleaning!
by Pam Ness Despite the actual weather conditions, the official beginning of Spring is creeping closer on the calendar. With the approach of warmer weather comes the ritual of Spring Cleaning, the deep-cleaning and airing of one’s home, historically after the winter months. Interestingly, the tradition of Spring Cleaning can be traced back to multiple Read More
Managing the Scary Costs of an Alzheimer’s Diagnosis
by Pam Ness The Alzheimer’s Association recently released the results of an important study on the financial impact of caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease. There are currently over 5 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s, and every 66 seconds someone living in the U.S. is diagnosed with the disease. Alzheimer’s disease is the Read More
Programs for Seniors
THAT’S RIGHT, FREE PHONES FOR SENIORS. Note: Eldercare Services is providing information only, we do not provide free phones. Please call CTAP at (800) 806-1191 for an application. An ad airing recently during morning television news is publicizing a California state program that provides specialized free phones for seniors and those with special needs. California Phones Read More
The Rise of Kidney Disease & How to Spot It in Seniors
At the International Aging Summit in London last month, kidney disease and failure was a hot topic because an increasing number of seniors are affected worldwide, and adults over the age of eighty-five are the fastest growing demographic around the globe. With age comes the natural degradation of certain body systems, one of which is Read More
A Laugh A Day Keeps the Doctor Away!
by Pam Ness A joke suitable for today: “Do you know all about April 1st? Yes, I’m fool-y aware of it!” April 1st is recognized as April Fools Day in America, and some mark the day by playing pranks on others or spreading hoaxes to get a laugh. While kids and teens may be Read More
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