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Choosing a Senior Living CommunityBlog
Choosing a Senior Living Community
When home is no longer a safe place even with in-home care support, it’s time to consider moving into a senior living community. This article provides practical advice for picking the right community for your needs.
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10 New Year's Resolutions to Improve Your Well-beingBlog
From One Caregiver to Another: 10 New Year's Resolutions to Improve Your Well-being
As a professional caregiver, I’m sharing 10 New Year's resolutions that can benefit those we care for as well as our own well-being.
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Travel Safer -- Night Driving with Aging EyesBlog
Travel Safer -- Night Driving with Aging Eyes
When aging eyes meet nighttime roadways, driving can be hazardous. Here’s why we struggle to see in the dark, and how you can make the road you travel safer
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Unlocking the Latest in Dementia Understanding, Prevention, and ManagementBlog
Unlocking the Latest in Dementia Understanding, Prevention, and Management
November is Alzheimer's Awareness Month, a crucial time for shedding light on dementia-related issues. This article summarizes the latest in dementia understanding, prevention, and management
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The Challenges of Home HealthcareBlog
The Challenges of Home Healthcare featuring BrightStar Care of Carlsbad, CA
Conscious Curiosity podcast, “The Challenges of Home Healthcare:” insights into the home care landscape from a leader and company that leads with integrity, values, and purpose.
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What Can a Care Manager Do For MeBlog
What Can a Care Manager Do For Me?
Ever feel a little overwhelmed caring for your aging parents while juggling the responsibilities of our own life? Ensuring they receive the care and support they need to maintain a high quality of life can make it hard to keep up with everything in your life from work to relationships to personal health. This is where a care manager can be a valuable ally. In this article, we explore what a care manager does and how they can assist adult children in ensuring the well-being of your elderly parents.
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Origins of Parkinson’s may lie in the gutBlog
Origins of Parkinson’s may lie in the gut
A new hypothesis suggests Parkinson’s Disease starts in the gut and travels to the brain. If proved, it could lead to early detection and treatment.
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10 Ways to Support Someone with Parkinson’sBlog
10 Ways to Support Someone with Parkinson’s
Has someone you love been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease (PD)? If so, many emotions and questions may arise. What can you do to help? How can you provide support if you’re not the care partner or live nearby? Here are 10 practical tips to help you show your support to a loved one living with PD: