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Aging See all Aging Posts
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Dignity: What It Is, Why It Matters and How to Express It
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Yoga for Healthy Aging
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Old, It’s the New Young!
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Caregivers See all Caregivers Posts
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Ways to Support Seniors and Their Families During the Holidays
Here’s a guide on how caregivers can offer support and enhance the holiday season for seniors.
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How a Caregiver Can Help Someone Living with Spinal Muscular Atrophy
Spinal muscular atrophy is a complex condition that affects everyone differently. Find out how a caregiver can help.
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Honoring National Family Caregivers Month: A Salute to Unsung Heroes
If you're a family caregiver, we're here to support you.
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Chronic Conditions See all Chronic Conditions Posts
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Dementia and the Holidays
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Overcoming the 'Sneak Thief of Sight'
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Our Dementia Resources for You
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Coping See all Coping Posts
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Connecting to Fight Loneliness
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Is That Grief You're Feeling?
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Conquering Loneliness, Helplessness and Boredom with Home Care
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COVID-19 See all COVID-19 Posts
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Ageism and Illness
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Physical Distancing vs. Social Distancing
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Financial & Planning See all Financial & Planning Posts
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Now is the Time for Estate Planning
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Medicare, Medicaid and Home Care
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The Most Popular Scams Targeting the Elderly (and Prevention Tips)
Although people of any age can be taken advantage of by thieves and scammers, research shows that people over the age of 60 are among the most vulnerable; people over 80 are at even higher risk for financial exploitation, according to Consumer Affairs.
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Health Tips See all Health Tips Posts
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Winter Wellbeing
What’s your plan for keeping yourself and those you care for healthy in the winter? Our new video has tips for keeping seniors and others safe and well during the cold weather.
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Heart Health and Caregiving
Many people who need in-home care services are living with heart failure and need caregiving tailored to their specific needs.
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Before After Surgery Care
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Home Care See all Home Care Posts
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National Developmental Disabilities Month - How Caregivers Can Help
This month provides the perfect opportunity to celebrate individuals living with developmental disabilities.
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Tips and Tricks for Cooking with Seniors
Contrary to popular belief, there are many easy ways to help keep seniors active in the kitchen. Here are some guidelines on helping your senior loved ones easily make a variety of foods.
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Home Care and Nursing Services
Typically, home care services do not include any medical care and even if there is a nurse as part of the available services, this person may refer a client to other healthcare partners for appropriate care.
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Hospice See all Hospice Posts
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When a Loved One Wishes to Die at Home
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What Don’t You Know About Hospice?
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Hospice Partnerships and 24/7 Care
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Miscellaneous See all Miscellaneous Posts
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Expressing Our Gratitude for Social Workers
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What Does Community Mean?
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A Return to Old Hobbies
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Parents See all Parents Posts
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Mother's Day Gifts and Activities for Seniors
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Pet Therapy See all Pet Therapy Posts
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Pets and Seniors
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The Rewards of Canine Companionship
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Seniors and Pets: The Truth About Cats and Dogs
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Prevention & Safety Tips See all Prevention & Safety Tips Posts
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Safety Precautions: What It Means
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The 4 Most Surprising Bathroom Hazards for the Elderly
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Spot the Hazards in the Kitchen
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Stress Management See all Stress Management Posts
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National Stress Awareness Month: Ways to Support Caregivers
Looking for ways to reduce your stress as a caregiver? We've got several tips to help!
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Causes of Negative Thinking: How to Help Your Elder Loved One
The physical and mental challenges that come with aging can intensify the likelihood of negative thoughts. Here are four ways to help you cope with elderly negative thinking.
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Can Stress Cause Shingles?
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Care Receiving See all Care Receiving Posts
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Nervous About Home Care…In Your Home?
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Will You Need Home Care?
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24/7 Home Care for You and Your Family
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