When our loved ones go to the hospital, we used to assume that the fancy gown meant they were admitted. However, Observation Status means that we can no longer assume admission to the hospital has occurred. In addition, when admitted to the nursing home for rehabilitation, we are often told that we must improve in…
Living through a family medical emergency can be scary. Taking care of a few proactive steps now can ease your mind and help you to Protect What Matters. Whether you are 18 or 88, join us as we explore a few critical legal planning steps to consider during a families’ crisis. Click on the link below to…
If you are a hands-on caregiver, or someone who is overseeing care, join us for this practical presentation about the role of the caregiver, identifying needs, and getting the tools you need to offer the best care for your loved one! You will get a “Tool Box” full of resources and information you need to…
The holidays can be a time of equal parts sentimentality and stress for any family. But, when you add in a loved one with dementia, those experiences can intensify. Lights, music, and the hustle and bustle of the holiday can be overwhelming for a person with dementia. Prioritizing the sensitivities of your loved one may…
For seniors with cognitive or physical impairment, high-tech safety devices have evolved into user friendly must haves. In this presentation, we will consider different types of technology and gadgets that can increase your loved one’s safety and independence, along with your own peace of mind. Click on the link below to register.
Emotional, mental, and physical exhaustion. If you are a caregiver, you have likely experienced any or all of these types of exhaustion, which are due to the prolonged and overwhelming stress of caregiving. During this presentation we will share tools and resources to assist the caregivers in your life. Click on the link below to register.