Four Tips for Caregiving When You Have a Full-time Job
Being a caregiver is tough enough but adding in the demands of a full-time job make the entire prospect even more difficult.
Edward Harrison
November 19, 2019
What Causes Bed Sores?
If your aging relative is confined to a wheelchair or their bed, the health care team may have warned you to watch for bed sores.
Edward Harrison
November 12, 2019
How Are You Talking Yourself out of Breaks?
Sometimes caregivers are their own worst enemies when it comes to taking time away.
Edward Harrison
November 6, 2019
What Can You Do to Help a Senior with Dementia?
Dealing with dementia can take a lot out of both you and your senior.
Edward Harrison
October 28, 2019
Five Insights Clutter Can Give You about Your Senior
What does your senior’s clutter situation really mean?
Edward Harrison
October 21, 2019
How Can You Do More to Protect Your Senior’s Dignity?
This isn’t an easy time for your senior, or for you.
Edward Harrison
October 14, 2019
Five Tips for Making the Bedroom Safer for a Senior with Dementia
Dementia creates changes in every area of your senior’s life, even her overnight hours.
Edward Harrison
October 9, 2019
What is Incontinence?
Urinary incontinence is the loss of bladder control, often leading to the accidental leaking of urine.
Edward Harrison
September 30, 2019
High Blood Pressure in Seniors
If non-pharmacologic options have not been successful in lowering the blood pressure of your loved one, medications can be prescribed by their physician.
Edward Harrison
September 23, 2019
Vision Issues in the Elderly
Making good elder care lifestyle choices in combination with scheduling regular eye exams can go a long way in improving your senior’s chances for developing serious issues with their vision.
Edward Harrison
September 16, 2019
