How Can Your Aging Parent Make a Difference to Your Children?

Senior Care in Spokane WA: When you take on the role of being a family caregiver for your aging parent, it is likely you are focused on the difference you can make in their life, and how you are able to help them. What you might not think about is how this role can actually help you, and make a difference in your life, and in the lives of your children.

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What Does It Feel Like to ‘Burn Out’ Caring for Mom?

Caregiver in Spokane Valley WA: Unless you know the feeling, you may not fully understand what it’s like to ‘burn out’ taking care of somebody else. If you’ve been caring for your elderly mother (whatever your motivations or reasons) you may have reached the point when you feel as though you can’t take anymore.

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Why is Lighting Important in Your Mom's House?

Senior Care in Liberty Lake WA: One of the most overlooked aspects of senior care is lighting. How bright is the lighting in your mom’s house? Have you ever stopped to think about it? Is her hallway darker than her main living areas? How about her stairs and any covered porches? Dimly lit rooms pose a hazard and should be corrected.

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What You Should Know About Hospital Acquired Infections

Elderly Care in Spokane Valley WA: When you think about your parent going into the hospital to receive care, you want to think they are in the best hands possible, and that their environment is one of healing. Unfortunately, there are risks your senior faces anytime they are in the hospital.

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Books Every Caregiver Should Read

Caregiver in Spokane WA: Becoming a family caregiver can make you feel like you’ve been thrown into deep water and it’s sink or swim. One way to overcome that feeling is by learning more about what it means to be a caregiver.

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Is Your Senior Showing Early Signs of Wandering?

Home Care in Liberty Lake WA: Wandering is a fairly common symptom or behavior of Alzheimer’s disease. In fact, experts estimate that approximately 3 out of 5 people who are living with Alzheimer’s disease exhibit the tendency to wander.

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