We had the pleasure to attend another Social Worker and Case Manager Appreciation Luncheon on May 16, 2024 and May 22, 2024. We deeply appreciate the hard work and dedication of all the case managers and social workers! These events honored the dedication and hard work of social workers and case managers, offering them a day of pampering and recognition….
Caregiving is a rewarding journey. Yet each step of the way is fraught with mixed emotions, like joy and fulfillment—as well as frustration and anger. Managing complicated feelings is important to preserve a caregiver’s well-being. Here’s how to keep anger and frustration under control. Why do caregivers feel angry and frustrated? Taking care of an aging loved one is a…
Caregiving is a rewarding yet demanding role. Caregivers have only 24 hours to accomplish the necessary tasks. With so much to do and little time to do it, time management becomes a critical skill to learn. Here are 12 tips that caregivers can use to be productive with their time. Providing quality care to a senior is filled with stress…
Retirement offers the luxury of extra free time, but at a financial expense—income no longer flows in. Seniors who’ve left the workforce adapt to their stricter financial situation by spending less. Here are the best ways older adults can cut costs after retiring. How do budgets shift after retirement? Once aging people no longer work, their budget is likely to…
As people grow older, their sleep patterns often change, presenting common challenges for seniors. This connection between aging and sleep can result in difficulties falling asleep, staying asleep, or experiencing restless sleep. It’s important for everyone, including caregivers and healthcare professionals, to have a good understanding of these challenges. By working together, we can find simple yet effective ways to…
Aging can bring along with it a slow and steady decline. Mobility may feel increasingly challenging to seniors as time goes on. Maintaining mobility is important for social, physical, emotional, and economic health. Following are six tips to help older adults maintain this vital ability. Why is mobility important? 1. Boosts Physical Health The ability to stay active is key…
Seniors are susceptible to the common cold and the flu during the winter season. The weakened immune systems of older adults cause their symptoms to be more severe. Caregivers are urged to protect their elderly loved ones by following these five cold and flu prevention tips. What causes the flu? The flu, which is caused by the influenza virus, is…
As we age, our bodies undergo inevitable changes, and one often-overlooked challenge that seniors in the United States face is the prevalence of dry eyes. Have you or a beloved senior in your life experienced the growing difficulty of seeing clearly and comfortably? Dry eye syndrome (DES) is a commonly encountered condition that arises due to insufficient tear quantity or…
There is no question about how important it is to keep your teeth healthy. It is especially important for those that are 60 years old and older. Even for seniors, dental hygiene is crucial for your teeth and your overall health and will help your teeth last much longer. Many people choose to ignore oral hygiene because they are afraid…
Seniors are vulnerable to scams. Their sizeable assets, including a home, lifetime savings, and good credit, make the elderly population a prime target for fraudsters. If an aging parent becomes a victim to a scam, family caregivers should take immediate action to protect them and their money. Why are seniors targeted in scams? Many older people have difficulty using the…
