Types of Rehabilitation Following a Stroke
According to the American Stroke Association, someone in the United States has a stroke every 40 seconds. It is the leading cause of long-term disability
Edward Harrison
August 10, 2017
Maintaining Oral Health with Dementia
Oral hygiene is an important aspect of being a caregiver for a person with dementia. People with dementia often forget why brushing their teeth is
Edward Harrison
August 3, 2017
Are You Worried Because You’re Uncertain about Your Loved One’s Future?
When you’re the primary family caregiver for your elderly loved one, you’re deeply invested in her health and her future. But when you’re uncertain about
Edward Harrison
July 27, 2017
How Can You Prepare for Doctor Visits for a Loved One Who Has COPD?
Visits to your loved one’s doctor when she has COPD can seem much more complicated than regular visits. They don’t have to be that way,
Edward Harrison
July 20, 2017
Does Your Dad’s Doctor Need to See Him for Seasonal Allergies?
Seasonal allergies are not fun. They’re not always a cause for concern, however. How do you know if it’s important for your dad to see
Edward Harrison
July 12, 2017
Does Your Parent Have Alzheimer’s? Reduce Daily Struggles With These Five Items
When a parent has Alzheimer’s, life is a challenge for everyone. Your parent is trapped with declining mental function and is powerless to stop it.
Edward Harrison
July 6, 2017
Tips for Keeping Your Senior Safer and More Secure This Summer
Keeping your elderly loved one as secure as possible is one of your primary goals as a family caregiver. While any person should make sure
Edward Harrison
June 22, 2017
Recognizing Symptoms of Celiac Disease in the Elderly
While there has definitely been a greater awareness of celiac disease in recent years, most people still think of it as a childhood disease. Celiac
Edward Harrison
June 15, 2017
Pros and Cons of Walk-in Bathtubs
Many family caregivers take a serious look at installing a walk-in bathtub for their aging loved one. Without a doubt, the bathroom is one of
Edward Harrison
June 6, 2017
The Complications of Diabetes
If your loved one has recently experienced a diagnosis of diabetes, their emotions may be ranging anywhere from disbelief, to fear, to a nonchalant approach—a
Edward Harrison
June 2, 2017
