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Loved Ones with Alzheimer’s: How to Care for Them
Taking care of your loved ones with Alzheimer’s disease can be challenging. Caregivers that care for patients with Alzheimer’s disease require different approaches to providing needs to them. It can be draining if you are a first-time caregiver f...
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Why Respite and Self-Care Matter to Primary Caregivers
Being the primary caregiver for the family carries a lot of responsibility. Heroes include live-in caregivers. It’s no joke how challenging it can be to care for an elderly loved one with various needs. We recognize that all caregivers are deal...
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The Surprising Benefits of Respite Care
When our loved ones reach an advanced age, the duty of taking care of them can often be placed on us. Of course, taking care of them through addressing their physical, social, and emotional needs can be a rewarding and fulfilling experience, but it c...
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The Benefits of Staying Hydrated
The body is composed of about 60 percent of water. Experts say you can survive for days without food as long as you drink water. And that is how essential it is in people’s lives. Men should consume about 16 cups of liquid, while women need 12 ...
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Reading and Its Benefits to Senior Patients
Healthy aging is not limited to tending to your physical health; mental health is also a factor that largely affects your quality of life. To keep your cognitive skills functional, different activities could stimulate your mind, and reading is on top...
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Preventing Fall-Related Injuries at Home
Is your elderly relative living on their own? Whatever the situation, you must ensure that their home is secure and devoid of hazards. According to the World Health Organization, 20-30% of seniors get moderate to severe injuries, such as bruises, hip...
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