Dementia-Related Anger in Seniors
March 15, 2024
Alzheimer's & Dementia Care Support
| Caregiving
| Family & Loved Ones
As dementia progresses, some people will display uncharacteristic anger and aggression that can be difficult to deal with. These tips will help family caregivers respond to aggressive and angry behavior in the future.
Tips for Managing Medications for Older Adults
March 11, 2024
Health & Safety
| Caregiving
More than half of adults age 65 or older report taking four or more prescription drugs. If you are a family caregiver for an older loved one, managing their medications, dosing schedules, and medication side effects can be overwhelming. Here are tips to help you stay on top of things.
How Geriatric Social Workers Are Transforming Senior Care
March 08, 2024
Life Planning
| Family & Loved Ones
Did you know that geriatric social workers can help seniors and their families through the physical, emotional, and social aspects of aging? Read more to learn how to find one.
After a Hospital Stay: How Older Adults Can Prep for a Smooth Recovery at Home
March 06, 2024
Health & Safety
| Caregiving
| Family & Loved Ones
Finally getting discharged from the hospital can seem like a welcome end to an injury or illness. But if you are an older adult, completing your recovery at home can be daunting. Managing the appointments, medications, and routines of daily living can be difficult when all you want to do is rest and recuperate. Here are tips to help.
Osteoarthritis: Risk Factors and Care for Older Adults
March 04, 2024
Caregiving
| Health & Safety
Osteoarthritis affects the quality of life for about 32.5 million adults in the U.S. There are several risk factors and ways to manage the condition. Here are tips you can use.
How To Have End-of-Life Conversations With Aging Loved Ones
February 28, 2024
Family & Loved Ones
Talking with your aging loved one about their end-of-life wishes can be awkward and difficult. But making your loved one feel comfortable and you feel prepared is important. Here are tips to help you have the conversation before it’s too late.
Tips for Helping Seniors Cope With Grief
February 26, 2024
Family & Loved Ones
| Health & Safety
| Caregiving
Everyone will experience the loss of a loved one or friend at some point in their lives. But for older adults, grief can cause many physical and mental health side effects and worsen existing health problems. Here’s how grief can affect older adults.
Managing Your Loved One’s Medical Needs and Appointments
February 21, 2024
Family & Loved Ones
| Health & Safety
| Caregiving
Staying organized when caring for an elderly loved one can be tricky. From making sure you don’t miss medical appointments to ensuring the doctor’s instructions are followed, there is a lot to keep track of! To help, here is a list of things to focus on.
Combating Senior Isolation and Loneliness
February 20, 2024
Family & Loved Ones
| Health & Safety
There are many reasons one might feel lonely and isolated, but for seniors, it can be compounded by health issues and loss of mobility. Here are ways to try to increase socialization.
What Is the Value of a Professional Caregiver?
February 13, 2024
Caregiving
National Caregivers Day is February 16, an opportunity to honor the value of professional caregivers across the country who are passionate about improving the quality of life for those they serve. Here are some facts you may not know about Right at Home’s dedicated caregivers.
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