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Caring for Your Elderly Parent Starts with Caregiving

May 11th, 2012 by Caregiver Services, Inc.

Inevitably, most of us must face the fact that our parents are aging and need additional care. Our parents may be having difficulty moving about. They may be neglecting their personal care, or showing a lack of interest in activities. They may be exhibiting confusion or uncertainty when performing tasks. Worse yet, they may have some unexplained bruising. Read More »

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To Go Out or Not to Go Out: That is the Question?

October 8th, 2011 by Caregiver Services, Inc.

When you are the Caregiver of a person with Alzheimer’s you become a prisoner in your own world. Although caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s is one of the hardest jobs you’ll ever have most say they wouldn't trade the experience for anything. Being able to care for your loved one through to the end of life is an unbelievable gift. However, without respite care, a temporary break from the demands of care giving, you may be more susceptible to the effects of Caregiver stress, such as depression, exhaustion, guilt and other health problems. Read More »

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Alzheimer's,
Caregivers,
Elderly Care,
Home Healthcare

The Perfect Storm

September 3rd, 2011 by Caregiver Services, Inc.

It might be considered a perfect storm. Grown children need to come together to make life decisions for their aging parents. All the issues that were present in childhood are now given the opportunity to rise up again and destroy families. In the rubble you will find elderly people desperate for care, guidance and assistance. Read More »

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Elderly Care,
Family Issues

Companion Animals and the Role They Play with our Senior Citizens

June 23rd, 2011 by Caregiver Services, Inc.

It is said that a dog is man’s best friend and a cat has nine lives. However, ownership of a dog or a cat is never more poignant than it is with a senior citizen. The positives that can be gained from owning a dog are documented and valid. There are programs in place now that match up senior dogs with senior citizens, which in my opinion is a win-win for both dog and the senior. Read More »

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Caregivers,
Elderly Care,
Home Healthcare