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STARTING AND RUNNING A CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP Starting and Running A Caregiver Support Group. There are millions of caregivers in the United States and they all have common needs: recognition, counseling, support, information, problem sharing and, in many cases, peer socializing. One of the proven ways that many of these needs can be met is by the formation of a local CaregiverSupport Group.
HOW TO EVALUATE A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY How to Evaluate a Skilled Nursing Facility. 1) Absolutely no place is perfect, there are just levels of imperfection. We are all human and all make mistakes, after all. 2) I don't care how nice a facility looks when they are giving you a tour, you should really find out how much their average CNA makes. If it looks nice, and they give you a CONVINCING A LOVED ONE TO GO TO A NURSING HOME Convincing a Loved One to Go to a Nursing Home. Virtually no one wants to either live in a nursing home or place a loved one in such a facility. However, according to Linda Breytspraak, Center on Aging Studies, University of Missouri-Kansas City, “Today, people over the age of 65 have about a one-in-four chance of spending time in anursing
TIPS FOR SPOUSAL CAREGIVERS Unfortunately, these issues can cause caregivers to take their frustrations out on their spouse, putting more tension on the relationship. Caregivers can make a few lifestyle changes to help reduce their levels of stress. For example, getting a well-balanced diet and proper exercise will help improve mental and physical health. DO FAMILY CAREGIVERS HAVE A RIGHT TO COMPENSATION There’s a lot to know about receiving compensation as a family caregiver, though. Whether you’re able to receive payment for your services depends on a few factors, including: • Whether you have an agreement in place with your family. • Whether your loved one is covered under a government or private benefits program. HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE: A CAREGIVER'S GUIDE The indignity of the disease can cancel out pride, self-esteem and joy, and it is the wise caregiver who learns early-on the importance of compassion, of reaching out to another who is intellectually an equal but physically, verbally and emotionally has become incapacitated. First described by Dr. George Huntington in 1872,Huntington’s
WHY ARE SENIORS ALWAYS SO COLD? Why are Seniors always cold? As we age, our bodies become sensitive to cold temperatures. This is because of a decrease in the metabolic rate. Our aging bodies are not capable of generating enough heat to help maintain the normal temperature of 98.6 degree. In addition, thinning of the skin is another factor that may contribute to the CHALLENGES AFFECTING FAMILY CAREGIVERS Family caregivers may feel emotionally strained and fatigued since caregiving can take an emotional toll. Little is known about what affects the informal family caregiver’s attitudes, perceptions, and behaviors when they provide care in the home. A qualitative study was done in order to examine the caregiving experience. CAREGIVER STRESS SYNDROME Caregiver stress syndrome is a condition characterized by physical, mental and emotional exhaustion. It typically results from a person neglecting their own physical and emotional health because they are focused on caring for an ill, injured or disabled loved one. There are a number of factors that can play a role in caregiver stress syndrome. DRUG DISPENSING AND THE CAREGIVER Drug Dispensing and the Caregiver. One of the common issues that caregivers have to deal with on a daily basis is the need to dispense their care recipient’s medication in a safe and timely fashion. Navigating the dangerous waters of different pill sizes, colors and dosages can be an intimidating experience as most family members andhome
STARTING AND RUNNING A CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP Starting and Running A Caregiver Support Group. There are millions of caregivers in the United States and they all have common needs: recognition, counseling, support, information, problem sharing and, in many cases, peer socializing. One of the proven ways that many of these needs can be met is by the formation of a local CaregiverSupport Group.
HOW TO EVALUATE A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY How to Evaluate a Skilled Nursing Facility. 1) Absolutely no place is perfect, there are just levels of imperfection. We are all human and all make mistakes, after all. 2) I don't care how nice a facility looks when they are giving you a tour, you should really find out how much their average CNA makes. If it looks nice, and they give you a CONVINCING A LOVED ONE TO GO TO A NURSING HOME Convincing a Loved One to Go to a Nursing Home. Virtually no one wants to either live in a nursing home or place a loved one in such a facility. However, according to Linda Breytspraak, Center on Aging Studies, University of Missouri-Kansas City, “Today, people over the age of 65 have about a one-in-four chance of spending time in anursing
TIPS FOR SPOUSAL CAREGIVERS Unfortunately, these issues can cause caregivers to take their frustrations out on their spouse, putting more tension on the relationship. Caregivers can make a few lifestyle changes to help reduce their levels of stress. For example, getting a well-balanced diet and proper exercise will help improve mental and physical health. DO FAMILY CAREGIVERS HAVE A RIGHT TO COMPENSATION There’s a lot to know about receiving compensation as a family caregiver, though. Whether you’re able to receive payment for your services depends on a few factors, including: • Whether you have an agreement in place with your family. • Whether your loved one is covered under a government or private benefits program. HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE: A CAREGIVER'S GUIDE The indignity of the disease can cancel out pride, self-esteem and joy, and it is the wise caregiver who learns early-on the importance of compassion, of reaching out to another who is intellectually an equal but physically, verbally and emotionally has become incapacitated. First described by Dr. George Huntington in 1872,Huntington’s
WHY ARE SENIORS ALWAYS SO COLD? Why are Seniors always cold? As we age, our bodies become sensitive to cold temperatures. This is because of a decrease in the metabolic rate. Our aging bodies are not capable of generating enough heat to help maintain the normal temperature of 98.6 degree. In addition, thinning of the skin is another factor that may contribute to the STARTING AND RUNNING A CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP Starting and Running A Caregiver Support Group. There are millions of caregivers in the United States and they all have common needs: recognition, counseling, support, information, problem sharing and, in many cases, peer socializing. One of the proven ways that many of these needs can be met is by the formation of a local CaregiverSupport Group.
HOW TO SURVIVE AS A CAREGIVER: SIX ESSENTIAL TIPS Take a long walk. Sit at a window and watch the birds on your feeders. The goal is to stop thinking about yourself, your loved one, and your unique situation long enough to recharge your energy for the ongoing struggle. Put your affairs in order. Someday, your caregiving dayswill end.
SIX STEPS TO REDUCE CAREGIVER STRESS Exercise, yoga, meditating, listening to music or even taking a few deep breaths can all help relax the mind and reduce stress. Find something that works for you and do it regularly! Share your feelings. Disconnecting from your support structure and staying bottled-up increases stress. Whether it’s with a loved one, trusted friend or a DRUG DISPENSING AND THE CAREGIVER Drug Dispensing and the Caregiver. One of the common issues that caregivers have to deal with on a daily basis is the need to dispense their care recipient’s medication in a safe and timely fashion. Navigating the dangerous waters of different pill sizes, colors and dosages can be an intimidating experience as most family members andhome
KEEPING SAFE AT HOME WITH CHEMOTHERAPY If a bedpan, commode or urinal is used, the caregiver should wear gloves when emptying it. (Two pairs of latex or nitrile gloves are recommended.) Rinse it well with water and wash with soap and water at least once per day. The same applies to basins used for vomiting. Wash clothing and linen as usual unless it’s soiled with chemotherapy or DO FAMILY CAREGIVERS HAVE A RIGHT TO COMPENSATION There’s a lot to know about receiving compensation as a family caregiver, though. Whether you’re able to receive payment for your services depends on a few factors, including: • Whether you have an agreement in place with your family. • Whether your loved one is covered under a government or private benefits program. HOSPITALIZATION AND DEMENTIA: THE ROLE OF THE CAREGIVER hospitalization and dementia. Inevitable as the progression of the disease itself, hospitalization will happen to a person with Alzheimer's disease or related dementia. Physical problems increase with age; studies show that one-third of the people discharged from the hospital are 65 or older. With a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease,the chance
HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE: A CAREGIVER'S GUIDE The indignity of the disease can cancel out pride, self-esteem and joy, and it is the wise caregiver who learns early-on the importance of compassion, of reaching out to another who is intellectually an equal but physically, verbally and emotionally has become incapacitated. First described by Dr. George Huntington in 1872,Huntington’s
CAREGIVER SMART SOLUTIONS, INC. CAREGIVER.COM Caregiver Smart Solutions, INC. VISION LOSS AFFECTS OUR ABILITY TO COMMUNICATE Normal age-related visual impairments such as macular degeneration, cataracts and glaucoma can impact day-to-day functioning. They can affect our ability to drive, read prescription bottles, safely maneuver an uneven sidewalk, or recognize a friend at church. Visual impairments can also affect our ability to communicate effectivelywith others.
HOW TO SURVIVE AS A CAREGIVER: SIX ESSENTIAL TIPSAUTHOR: DOROTHYKELLEY
Take a long walk. Sit at a window and watch the birds on your feeders. The goal is to stop thinking about yourself, your loved one, and your unique situation long enough to recharge your energy for the ongoing struggle. Put your affairs in order. Someday, your caregiving dayswill end.
CHALLENGES AFFECTING FAMILY CAREGIVERS Family caregivers may feel emotionally strained and fatigued since caregiving can take an emotional toll. Little is known about what affects the informal family caregiver’s attitudes, perceptions, and behaviors when they provide care in the home. A qualitative study was done in order to examine the caregiving experience. DRUG DISPENSING AND THE CAREGIVER Drug Dispensing and the Caregiver. One of the common issues that caregivers have to deal with on a daily basis is the need to dispense their care recipient’s medication in a safe and timely fashion. Navigating the dangerous waters of different pill sizes, colors and dosages can be an intimidating experience as most family members andhome
HOW TO EVALUATE A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY How to Evaluate a Skilled Nursing Facility. 1) Absolutely no place is perfect, there are just levels of imperfection. We are all human and all make mistakes, after all. 2) I don't care how nice a facility looks when they are giving you a tour, you should really find out how much their average CNA makes. If it looks nice, and they give you a COPING WITH POST TRAUMATIC CAREGIVING Coping with Post Traumatic Caregiving. According to a 2015 AARP study, over 40 million Americans are caregivers. While we know a lot about the experiences of this group—the financial, mental and emotional impact—what is not always clear is how they entered into their caregiver roles. Studies on stress, burnout and compassion fatiguehave
CONFESSIONS OF A RECOVERING CAREGIVER I am a recovering caregiver always on the lookout for someone who needs caregiving--me. And I know that my attentions mostly wear on people’s nerves. My teenage niece is tired of hearing me say, “Button up. Buckle up. Wash your hands.”. Sometimes I tire of hearing myself, but I cannot stop. It is cold outside, accidents dohappen, and
DO FAMILY CAREGIVERS HAVE A RIGHT TO COMPENSATION There’s a lot to know about receiving compensation as a family caregiver, though. Whether you’re able to receive payment for your services depends on a few factors, including: • Whether you have an agreement in place with your family. • Whether your loved one is covered under a government or private benefits program. TIPS FOR SPOUSAL CAREGIVERS Unfortunately, these issues can cause caregivers to take their frustrations out on their spouse, putting more tension on the relationship. Caregivers can make a few lifestyle changes to help reduce their levels of stress. For example, getting a well-balanced diet and proper exercise will help improve mental and physical health. CONVINCING A LOVED ONE TO GO TO A NURSING HOME Convincing a Loved One to Go to a Nursing Home. Virtually no one wants to either live in a nursing home or place a loved one in such a facility. However, according to Linda Breytspraak, Center on Aging Studies, University of Missouri-Kansas City, “Today, people over the age of 65 have about a one-in-four chance of spending time in anursing
FIVE LESSONS LEARNED CARING FOR MY HUSBAND WITH ALS Five lessons learned caring for my husband with ALS. My husband Ryan was diagnosed with ALS at the age of 37. Shortly before his diagnosis, we were at a high point in life, celebrating our one-year wedding anniversary and expecting our first baby. In only a few years, I have become the primary caregiver to my husband and our young son. HOW TO SURVIVE AS A CAREGIVER: SIX ESSENTIAL TIPSAUTHOR: DOROTHYKELLEY
Take a long walk. Sit at a window and watch the birds on your feeders. The goal is to stop thinking about yourself, your loved one, and your unique situation long enough to recharge your energy for the ongoing struggle. Put your affairs in order. Someday, your caregiving dayswill end.
CHALLENGES AFFECTING FAMILY CAREGIVERS Family caregivers may feel emotionally strained and fatigued since caregiving can take an emotional toll. Little is known about what affects the informal family caregiver’s attitudes, perceptions, and behaviors when they provide care in the home. A qualitative study was done in order to examine the caregiving experience. DRUG DISPENSING AND THE CAREGIVER Drug Dispensing and the Caregiver. One of the common issues that caregivers have to deal with on a daily basis is the need to dispense their care recipient’s medication in a safe and timely fashion. Navigating the dangerous waters of different pill sizes, colors and dosages can be an intimidating experience as most family members andhome
HOW TO EVALUATE A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY How to Evaluate a Skilled Nursing Facility. 1) Absolutely no place is perfect, there are just levels of imperfection. We are all human and all make mistakes, after all. 2) I don't care how nice a facility looks when they are giving you a tour, you should really find out how much their average CNA makes. If it looks nice, and they give you a COPING WITH POST TRAUMATIC CAREGIVING Coping with Post Traumatic Caregiving. According to a 2015 AARP study, over 40 million Americans are caregivers. While we know a lot about the experiences of this group—the financial, mental and emotional impact—what is not always clear is how they entered into their caregiver roles. Studies on stress, burnout and compassion fatiguehave
CONFESSIONS OF A RECOVERING CAREGIVER I am a recovering caregiver always on the lookout for someone who needs caregiving--me. And I know that my attentions mostly wear on people’s nerves. My teenage niece is tired of hearing me say, “Button up. Buckle up. Wash your hands.”. Sometimes I tire of hearing myself, but I cannot stop. It is cold outside, accidents dohappen, and
DO FAMILY CAREGIVERS HAVE A RIGHT TO COMPENSATION There’s a lot to know about receiving compensation as a family caregiver, though. Whether you’re able to receive payment for your services depends on a few factors, including: • Whether you have an agreement in place with your family. • Whether your loved one is covered under a government or private benefits program. TIPS FOR SPOUSAL CAREGIVERS Unfortunately, these issues can cause caregivers to take their frustrations out on their spouse, putting more tension on the relationship. Caregivers can make a few lifestyle changes to help reduce their levels of stress. For example, getting a well-balanced diet and proper exercise will help improve mental and physical health. CONVINCING A LOVED ONE TO GO TO A NURSING HOME Convincing a Loved One to Go to a Nursing Home. Virtually no one wants to either live in a nursing home or place a loved one in such a facility. However, according to Linda Breytspraak, Center on Aging Studies, University of Missouri-Kansas City, “Today, people over the age of 65 have about a one-in-four chance of spending time in anursing
FIVE LESSONS LEARNED CARING FOR MY HUSBAND WITH ALS Five lessons learned caring for my husband with ALS. My husband Ryan was diagnosed with ALS at the age of 37. Shortly before his diagnosis, we were at a high point in life, celebrating our one-year wedding anniversary and expecting our first baby. In only a few years, I have become the primary caregiver to my husband and our young son. HOW TO SURVIVE AS A CAREGIVER: SIX ESSENTIAL TIPS Take a long walk. Sit at a window and watch the birds on your feeders. The goal is to stop thinking about yourself, your loved one, and your unique situation long enough to recharge your energy for the ongoing struggle. Put your affairs in order. Someday, your caregiving dayswill end.
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CONFESSIONS OF A RECOVERING CAREGIVER I am a recovering caregiver always on the lookout for someone who needs caregiving--me. And I know that my attentions mostly wear on people’s nerves. My teenage niece is tired of hearing me say, “Button up. Buckle up. Wash your hands.”. Sometimes I tire of hearing myself, but I cannot stop. It is cold outside, accidents dohappen, and
COPING WITH POST TRAUMATIC CAREGIVING Coping with Post Traumatic Caregiving. According to a 2015 AARP study, over 40 million Americans are caregivers. While we know a lot about the experiences of this group—the financial, mental and emotional impact—what is not always clear is how they entered into their caregiver roles. Studies on stress, burnout and compassion fatiguehave
HOW IS HOSPICE A GOOD THING? fizkes@123rf. Caring At Work. She looked intelligent, tired, strong, defiant, and wounded. She opened the front door enough to let me see her while tightly guarding the entrance. She said, “My friend told me hospice was a blessing – a ‘good’ thing. How in God’s name can my husband needing Hospice be a ‘good’ thing!”. I hear that HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE: A CAREGIVER'S GUIDE The indignity of the disease can cancel out pride, self-esteem and joy, and it is the wise caregiver who learns early-on the importance of compassion, of reaching out to another who is intellectually an equal but physically, verbally and emotionally has become incapacitated. First described by Dr. George Huntington in 1872,Huntington’s
TIPS FOR SPOUSAL CAREGIVERS Unfortunately, these issues can cause caregivers to take their frustrations out on their spouse, putting more tension on the relationship. Caregivers can make a few lifestyle changes to help reduce their levels of stress. For example, getting a well-balanced diet and proper exercise will help improve mental and physical health. CONVINCING A LOVED ONE TO GO TO A NURSING HOME Convincing a Loved One to Go to a Nursing Home. Virtually no one wants to either live in a nursing home or place a loved one in such a facility. However, according to Linda Breytspraak, Center on Aging Studies, University of Missouri-Kansas City, “Today, people over the age of 65 have about a one-in-four chance of spending time in anursing
HOW TO SURVIVE AS A CAREGIVER: SIX ESSENTIAL TIPSAUTHOR: DOROTHYKELLEY
Take a long walk. Sit at a window and watch the birds on your feeders. The goal is to stop thinking about yourself, your loved one, and your unique situation long enough to recharge your energy for the ongoing struggle. Put your affairs in order. Someday, your caregiving dayswill end.
DRUG DISPENSING AND THE CAREGIVER Drug Dispensing and the Caregiver. One of the common issues that caregivers have to deal with on a daily basis is the need to dispense their care recipient’s medication in a safe and timely fashion. Navigating the dangerous waters of different pill sizes, colors and dosages can be an intimidating experience as most family members andhome
PATIENT AND DISABILITY RIGHTS IN THE HEALTH CARE SETTING Patient’s rights cover such topics as access to care, patient dignity, confidentiality, and consent to treatment. The Americans with Disabilities Act and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 protect your rights and guarantee you equal access to health care services. It is your responsibility to assert your rights under these laws. HOW TO EVALUATE A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY How to Evaluate a Skilled Nursing Facility. 1) Absolutely no place is perfect, there are just levels of imperfection. We are all human and all make mistakes, after all. 2) I don't care how nice a facility looks when they are giving you a tour, you should really find out how much their average CNA makes. If it looks nice, and they give you a 11 PREDICTIONS ABOUT THE SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY OF THE HERE ARE 11 PREDICTIONS: 1. A greater focus on hospitality. Providing high-quality, personalized care will always be a hallmark of top senior living communities, but in the future, senior living operators will need to take a page from the hospitality industry’s playbook to compete. Consumers will have more and more choices when it comes to DO FAMILY CAREGIVERS HAVE A RIGHT TO COMPENSATION There’s a lot to know about receiving compensation as a family caregiver, though. Whether you’re able to receive payment for your services depends on a few factors, including: • Whether you have an agreement in place with your family. • Whether your loved one is covered under a government or private benefits program. HOW IS HOSPICE A GOOD THING? fizkes@123rf. Caring At Work. She looked intelligent, tired, strong, defiant, and wounded. She opened the front door enough to let me see her while tightly guarding the entrance. She said, “My friend told me hospice was a blessing – a ‘good’ thing. How in God’s name can my husband needing Hospice be a ‘good’ thing!”. I hear that TIPS FOR SPOUSAL CAREGIVERS Unfortunately, these issues can cause caregivers to take their frustrations out on their spouse, putting more tension on the relationship. Caregivers can make a few lifestyle changes to help reduce their levels of stress. For example, getting a well-balanced diet and proper exercise will help improve mental and physical health. CONVINCING A LOVED ONE TO GO TO A NURSING HOME Convincing a Loved One to Go to a Nursing Home. Virtually no one wants to either live in a nursing home or place a loved one in such a facility. However, according to Linda Breytspraak, Center on Aging Studies, University of Missouri-Kansas City, “Today, people over the age of 65 have about a one-in-four chance of spending time in anursing
FIVE LESSONS LEARNED CARING FOR MY HUSBAND WITH ALS Five lessons learned caring for my husband with ALS. My husband Ryan was diagnosed with ALS at the age of 37. Shortly before his diagnosis, we were at a high point in life, celebrating our one-year wedding anniversary and expecting our first baby. In only a few years, I have become the primary caregiver to my husband and our young son. HOW TO SURVIVE AS A CAREGIVER: SIX ESSENTIAL TIPSAUTHOR: DOROTHYKELLEY
Take a long walk. Sit at a window and watch the birds on your feeders. The goal is to stop thinking about yourself, your loved one, and your unique situation long enough to recharge your energy for the ongoing struggle. Put your affairs in order. Someday, your caregiving dayswill end.
DRUG DISPENSING AND THE CAREGIVER Drug Dispensing and the Caregiver. One of the common issues that caregivers have to deal with on a daily basis is the need to dispense their care recipient’s medication in a safe and timely fashion. Navigating the dangerous waters of different pill sizes, colors and dosages can be an intimidating experience as most family members andhome
PATIENT AND DISABILITY RIGHTS IN THE HEALTH CARE SETTING Patient’s rights cover such topics as access to care, patient dignity, confidentiality, and consent to treatment. The Americans with Disabilities Act and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 protect your rights and guarantee you equal access to health care services. It is your responsibility to assert your rights under these laws. HOW TO EVALUATE A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY How to Evaluate a Skilled Nursing Facility. 1) Absolutely no place is perfect, there are just levels of imperfection. We are all human and all make mistakes, after all. 2) I don't care how nice a facility looks when they are giving you a tour, you should really find out how much their average CNA makes. If it looks nice, and they give you a 11 PREDICTIONS ABOUT THE SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY OF THE HERE ARE 11 PREDICTIONS: 1. A greater focus on hospitality. Providing high-quality, personalized care will always be a hallmark of top senior living communities, but in the future, senior living operators will need to take a page from the hospitality industry’s playbook to compete. Consumers will have more and more choices when it comes to DO FAMILY CAREGIVERS HAVE A RIGHT TO COMPENSATION There’s a lot to know about receiving compensation as a family caregiver, though. Whether you’re able to receive payment for your services depends on a few factors, including: • Whether you have an agreement in place with your family. • Whether your loved one is covered under a government or private benefits program. HOW IS HOSPICE A GOOD THING? fizkes@123rf. Caring At Work. She looked intelligent, tired, strong, defiant, and wounded. She opened the front door enough to let me see her while tightly guarding the entrance. She said, “My friend told me hospice was a blessing – a ‘good’ thing. How in God’s name can my husband needing Hospice be a ‘good’ thing!”. I hear that TIPS FOR SPOUSAL CAREGIVERS Unfortunately, these issues can cause caregivers to take their frustrations out on their spouse, putting more tension on the relationship. Caregivers can make a few lifestyle changes to help reduce their levels of stress. For example, getting a well-balanced diet and proper exercise will help improve mental and physical health. CONVINCING A LOVED ONE TO GO TO A NURSING HOME Convincing a Loved One to Go to a Nursing Home. Virtually no one wants to either live in a nursing home or place a loved one in such a facility. However, according to Linda Breytspraak, Center on Aging Studies, University of Missouri-Kansas City, “Today, people over the age of 65 have about a one-in-four chance of spending time in anursing
FIVE LESSONS LEARNED CARING FOR MY HUSBAND WITH ALS Five lessons learned caring for my husband with ALS. My husband Ryan was diagnosed with ALS at the age of 37. Shortly before his diagnosis, we were at a high point in life, celebrating our one-year wedding anniversary and expecting our first baby. In only a few years, I have become the primary caregiver to my husband and our young son. HOW TO EVALUATE A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY How to Evaluate a Skilled Nursing Facility. 1) Absolutely no place is perfect, there are just levels of imperfection. We are all human and all make mistakes, after all. 2) I don't care how nice a facility looks when they are giving you a tour, you should really find out how much their average CNA makes. If it looks nice, and they give you a CHALLENGES AFFECTING FAMILY CAREGIVERS Family caregivers may feel emotionally strained and fatigued since caregiving can take an emotional toll. Little is known about what affects the informal family caregiver’s attitudes, perceptions, and behaviors when they provide care in the home. A qualitative study was done in order to examine the caregiving experience. NURSING HOME CHECKLIST Nursing Home Checklist. Use the following checklist to assist you in assessing nursing home options for a loved one. If possible, both you and your loved one should be involved in the decision making process. The more an older person participates in the planning process, the easier it will be to adjust to the new environment. TIPS FOR SPOUSAL CAREGIVERS Unfortunately, these issues can cause caregivers to take their frustrations out on their spouse, putting more tension on the relationship. Caregivers can make a few lifestyle changes to help reduce their levels of stress. For example, getting a well-balanced diet and proper exercise will help improve mental and physical health. CONVINCING A LOVED ONE TO GO TO A NURSING HOME Convincing a Loved One to Go to a Nursing Home. Virtually no one wants to either live in a nursing home or place a loved one in such a facility. However, according to Linda Breytspraak, Center on Aging Studies, University of Missouri-Kansas City, “Today, people over the age of 65 have about a one-in-four chance of spending time in anursing
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HOW TO SURVIVE AS A CAREGIVER: SIX ESSENTIAL TIPSAUTHOR: DOROTHYKELLEY
Take a long walk. Sit at a window and watch the birds on your feeders. The goal is to stop thinking about yourself, your loved one, and your unique situation long enough to recharge your energy for the ongoing struggle. Put your affairs in order. Someday, your caregiving dayswill end.
DRUG DISPENSING AND THE CAREGIVER Drug Dispensing and the Caregiver. One of the common issues that caregivers have to deal with on a daily basis is the need to dispense their care recipient’s medication in a safe and timely fashion. Navigating the dangerous waters of different pill sizes, colors and dosages can be an intimidating experience as most family members andhome
PATIENT AND DISABILITY RIGHTS IN THE HEALTH CARE SETTING Patient’s rights cover such topics as access to care, patient dignity, confidentiality, and consent to treatment. The Americans with Disabilities Act and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 protect your rights and guarantee you equal access to health care services. It is your responsibility to assert your rights under these laws. HOW TO EVALUATE A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY How to Evaluate a Skilled Nursing Facility. 1) Absolutely no place is perfect, there are just levels of imperfection. We are all human and all make mistakes, after all. 2) I don't care how nice a facility looks when they are giving you a tour, you should really find out how much their average CNA makes. If it looks nice, and they give you a 11 PREDICTIONS ABOUT THE SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY OF THE HERE ARE 11 PREDICTIONS: 1. A greater focus on hospitality. Providing high-quality, personalized care will always be a hallmark of top senior living communities, but in the future, senior living operators will need to take a page from the hospitality industry’s playbook to compete. Consumers will have more and more choices when it comes to DO FAMILY CAREGIVERS HAVE A RIGHT TO COMPENSATION There’s a lot to know about receiving compensation as a family caregiver, though. Whether you’re able to receive payment for your services depends on a few factors, including: • Whether you have an agreement in place with your family. • Whether your loved one is covered under a government or private benefits program. HOW IS HOSPICE A GOOD THING? fizkes@123rf. Caring At Work. She looked intelligent, tired, strong, defiant, and wounded. She opened the front door enough to let me see her while tightly guarding the entrance. She said, “My friend told me hospice was a blessing – a ‘good’ thing. How in God’s name can my husband needing Hospice be a ‘good’ thing!”. I hear that TIPS FOR SPOUSAL CAREGIVERS Unfortunately, these issues can cause caregivers to take their frustrations out on their spouse, putting more tension on the relationship. Caregivers can make a few lifestyle changes to help reduce their levels of stress. For example, getting a well-balanced diet and proper exercise will help improve mental and physical health. CONVINCING A LOVED ONE TO GO TO A NURSING HOME Convincing a Loved One to Go to a Nursing Home. Virtually no one wants to either live in a nursing home or place a loved one in such a facility. However, according to Linda Breytspraak, Center on Aging Studies, University of Missouri-Kansas City, “Today, people over the age of 65 have about a one-in-four chance of spending time in anursing
FIVE LESSONS LEARNED CARING FOR MY HUSBAND WITH ALS Five lessons learned caring for my husband with ALS. My husband Ryan was diagnosed with ALS at the age of 37. Shortly before his diagnosis, we were at a high point in life, celebrating our one-year wedding anniversary and expecting our first baby. In only a few years, I have become the primary caregiver to my husband and our young son. HOW TO SURVIVE AS A CAREGIVER: SIX ESSENTIAL TIPSAUTHOR: DOROTHYKELLEY
Take a long walk. Sit at a window and watch the birds on your feeders. The goal is to stop thinking about yourself, your loved one, and your unique situation long enough to recharge your energy for the ongoing struggle. Put your affairs in order. Someday, your caregiving dayswill end.
DRUG DISPENSING AND THE CAREGIVER Drug Dispensing and the Caregiver. One of the common issues that caregivers have to deal with on a daily basis is the need to dispense their care recipient’s medication in a safe and timely fashion. Navigating the dangerous waters of different pill sizes, colors and dosages can be an intimidating experience as most family members andhome
PATIENT AND DISABILITY RIGHTS IN THE HEALTH CARE SETTING Patient’s rights cover such topics as access to care, patient dignity, confidentiality, and consent to treatment. The Americans with Disabilities Act and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 protect your rights and guarantee you equal access to health care services. It is your responsibility to assert your rights under these laws. HOW TO EVALUATE A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY How to Evaluate a Skilled Nursing Facility. 1) Absolutely no place is perfect, there are just levels of imperfection. We are all human and all make mistakes, after all. 2) I don't care how nice a facility looks when they are giving you a tour, you should really find out how much their average CNA makes. If it looks nice, and they give you a 11 PREDICTIONS ABOUT THE SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY OF THE HERE ARE 11 PREDICTIONS: 1. A greater focus on hospitality. Providing high-quality, personalized care will always be a hallmark of top senior living communities, but in the future, senior living operators will need to take a page from the hospitality industry’s playbook to compete. Consumers will have more and more choices when it comes to DO FAMILY CAREGIVERS HAVE A RIGHT TO COMPENSATION There’s a lot to know about receiving compensation as a family caregiver, though. Whether you’re able to receive payment for your services depends on a few factors, including: • Whether you have an agreement in place with your family. • Whether your loved one is covered under a government or private benefits program. HOW IS HOSPICE A GOOD THING? fizkes@123rf. Caring At Work. She looked intelligent, tired, strong, defiant, and wounded. She opened the front door enough to let me see her while tightly guarding the entrance. She said, “My friend told me hospice was a blessing – a ‘good’ thing. How in God’s name can my husband needing Hospice be a ‘good’ thing!”. I hear that TIPS FOR SPOUSAL CAREGIVERS Unfortunately, these issues can cause caregivers to take their frustrations out on their spouse, putting more tension on the relationship. Caregivers can make a few lifestyle changes to help reduce their levels of stress. For example, getting a well-balanced diet and proper exercise will help improve mental and physical health. CONVINCING A LOVED ONE TO GO TO A NURSING HOME Convincing a Loved One to Go to a Nursing Home. Virtually no one wants to either live in a nursing home or place a loved one in such a facility. However, according to Linda Breytspraak, Center on Aging Studies, University of Missouri-Kansas City, “Today, people over the age of 65 have about a one-in-four chance of spending time in anursing
FIVE LESSONS LEARNED CARING FOR MY HUSBAND WITH ALS Five lessons learned caring for my husband with ALS. My husband Ryan was diagnosed with ALS at the age of 37. Shortly before his diagnosis, we were at a high point in life, celebrating our one-year wedding anniversary and expecting our first baby. In only a few years, I have become the primary caregiver to my husband and our young son. HOW TO EVALUATE A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY How to Evaluate a Skilled Nursing Facility. 1) Absolutely no place is perfect, there are just levels of imperfection. We are all human and all make mistakes, after all. 2) I don't care how nice a facility looks when they are giving you a tour, you should really find out how much their average CNA makes. If it looks nice, and they give you a CHALLENGES AFFECTING FAMILY CAREGIVERS Family caregivers may feel emotionally strained and fatigued since caregiving can take an emotional toll. Little is known about what affects the informal family caregiver’s attitudes, perceptions, and behaviors when they provide care in the home. A qualitative study was done in order to examine the caregiving experience. NURSING HOME CHECKLIST Nursing Home Checklist. Use the following checklist to assist you in assessing nursing home options for a loved one. If possible, both you and your loved one should be involved in the decision making process. The more an older person participates in the planning process, the easier it will be to adjust to the new environment. TIPS FOR SPOUSAL CAREGIVERS Unfortunately, these issues can cause caregivers to take their frustrations out on their spouse, putting more tension on the relationship. Caregivers can make a few lifestyle changes to help reduce their levels of stress. For example, getting a well-balanced diet and proper exercise will help improve mental and physical health. CONVINCING A LOVED ONE TO GO TO A NURSING HOME Convincing a Loved One to Go to a Nursing Home. Virtually no one wants to either live in a nursing home or place a loved one in such a facility. However, according to Linda Breytspraak, Center on Aging Studies, University of Missouri-Kansas City, “Today, people over the age of 65 have about a one-in-four chance of spending time in anursing
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Take a long walk. Sit at a window and watch the birds on your feeders. The goal is to stop thinking about yourself, your loved one, and your unique situation long enough to recharge your energy for the ongoing struggle. Put your affairs in order. Someday, your caregiving dayswill end.
CHALLENGES AFFECTING FAMILY CAREGIVERS Family caregivers may feel emotionally strained and fatigued since caregiving can take an emotional toll. Little is known about what affects the informal family caregiver’s attitudes, perceptions, and behaviors when they provide care in the home. A qualitative study was done in order to examine the caregiving experience. HOW TO EVALUATE A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY How to Evaluate a Skilled Nursing Facility. 1) Absolutely no place is perfect, there are just levels of imperfection. We are all human and all make mistakes, after all. 2) I don't care how nice a facility looks when they are giving you a tour, you should really find out how much their average CNA makes. If it looks nice, and they give you a TIPS FOR SPOUSAL CAREGIVERS Unfortunately, these issues can cause caregivers to take their frustrations out on their spouse, putting more tension on the relationship. Caregivers can make a few lifestyle changes to help reduce their levels of stress. For example, getting a well-balanced diet and proper exercise will help improve mental and physical health. HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE: A CAREGIVER'S GUIDE The indignity of the disease can cancel out pride, self-esteem and joy, and it is the wise caregiver who learns early-on the importance of compassion, of reaching out to another who is intellectually an equal but physically, verbally and emotionally has become incapacitated. First described by Dr. George Huntington in 1872,Huntington’s
WHY ARE SENIORS ALWAYS SO COLD? Why are Seniors always cold? As we age, our bodies become sensitive to cold temperatures. This is because of a decrease in the metabolic rate. Our aging bodies are not capable of generating enough heat to help maintain the normal temperature of 98.6 degree. In addition, thinning of the skin is another factor that may contribute to the HOW IS HOSPICE A GOOD THING? fizkes@123rf. Caring At Work. She looked intelligent, tired, strong, defiant, and wounded. She opened the front door enough to let me see her while tightly guarding the entrance. She said, “My friend told me hospice was a blessing – a ‘good’ thing. How in God’s name can my husband needing Hospice be a ‘good’ thing!”. I hear that DO FAMILY CAREGIVERS HAVE A RIGHT TO COMPENSATION There’s a lot to know about receiving compensation as a family caregiver, though. Whether you’re able to receive payment for your services depends on a few factors, including: • Whether you have an agreement in place with your family. • Whether your loved one is covered under a government or private benefits program. CONVINCING A LOVED ONE TO GO TO A NURSING HOME Convincing a Loved One to Go to a Nursing Home. Virtually no one wants to either live in a nursing home or place a loved one in such a facility. However, according to Linda Breytspraak, Center on Aging Studies, University of Missouri-Kansas City, “Today, people over the age of 65 have about a one-in-four chance of spending time in anursing
COPING WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT Coping with Cognitive Impairment. Caring for an individual with memory problems can be difficult and stressful. Even more stressful, however, is realizing a loved one—or yourself—may be beginning to show the signs of memory issues or mild cognitive impairment (MCI). This can lead to both worry and denial, since MCI is considered a very HOW TO SURVIVE AS A CAREGIVER: SIX ESSENTIAL TIPSAUTHOR: DOROTHYKELLEY
Take a long walk. Sit at a window and watch the birds on your feeders. The goal is to stop thinking about yourself, your loved one, and your unique situation long enough to recharge your energy for the ongoing struggle. Put your affairs in order. Someday, your caregiving dayswill end.
CHALLENGES AFFECTING FAMILY CAREGIVERS Family caregivers may feel emotionally strained and fatigued since caregiving can take an emotional toll. Little is known about what affects the informal family caregiver’s attitudes, perceptions, and behaviors when they provide care in the home. A qualitative study was done in order to examine the caregiving experience. HOW TO EVALUATE A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY How to Evaluate a Skilled Nursing Facility. 1) Absolutely no place is perfect, there are just levels of imperfection. We are all human and all make mistakes, after all. 2) I don't care how nice a facility looks when they are giving you a tour, you should really find out how much their average CNA makes. If it looks nice, and they give you a TIPS FOR SPOUSAL CAREGIVERS Unfortunately, these issues can cause caregivers to take their frustrations out on their spouse, putting more tension on the relationship. Caregivers can make a few lifestyle changes to help reduce their levels of stress. For example, getting a well-balanced diet and proper exercise will help improve mental and physical health. HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE: A CAREGIVER'S GUIDE The indignity of the disease can cancel out pride, self-esteem and joy, and it is the wise caregiver who learns early-on the importance of compassion, of reaching out to another who is intellectually an equal but physically, verbally and emotionally has become incapacitated. First described by Dr. George Huntington in 1872,Huntington’s
WHY ARE SENIORS ALWAYS SO COLD? Why are Seniors always cold? As we age, our bodies become sensitive to cold temperatures. This is because of a decrease in the metabolic rate. Our aging bodies are not capable of generating enough heat to help maintain the normal temperature of 98.6 degree. In addition, thinning of the skin is another factor that may contribute to the HOW IS HOSPICE A GOOD THING? fizkes@123rf. Caring At Work. She looked intelligent, tired, strong, defiant, and wounded. She opened the front door enough to let me see her while tightly guarding the entrance. She said, “My friend told me hospice was a blessing – a ‘good’ thing. How in God’s name can my husband needing Hospice be a ‘good’ thing!”. I hear that DO FAMILY CAREGIVERS HAVE A RIGHT TO COMPENSATION There’s a lot to know about receiving compensation as a family caregiver, though. Whether you’re able to receive payment for your services depends on a few factors, including: • Whether you have an agreement in place with your family. • Whether your loved one is covered under a government or private benefits program. CONVINCING A LOVED ONE TO GO TO A NURSING HOME Convincing a Loved One to Go to a Nursing Home. Virtually no one wants to either live in a nursing home or place a loved one in such a facility. However, according to Linda Breytspraak, Center on Aging Studies, University of Missouri-Kansas City, “Today, people over the age of 65 have about a one-in-four chance of spending time in anursing
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Take a long walk. Sit at a window and watch the birds on your feeders. The goal is to stop thinking about yourself, your loved one, and your unique situation long enough to recharge your energy for the ongoing struggle. Put your affairs in order. Someday, your caregiving dayswill end.
CHALLENGES AFFECTING FAMILY CAREGIVERS Family caregivers may feel emotionally strained and fatigued since caregiving can take an emotional toll. Little is known about what affects the informal family caregiver’s attitudes, perceptions, and behaviors when they provide care in the home. A qualitative study was done in order to examine the caregiving experience. HOW TO EVALUATE A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY How to Evaluate a Skilled Nursing Facility. 1) Absolutely no place is perfect, there are just levels of imperfection. We are all human and all make mistakes, after all. 2) I don't care how nice a facility looks when they are giving you a tour, you should really find out how much their average CNA makes. If it looks nice, and they give you a TIPS FOR SPOUSAL CAREGIVERS Unfortunately, these issues can cause caregivers to take their frustrations out on their spouse, putting more tension on the relationship. Caregivers can make a few lifestyle changes to help reduce their levels of stress. For example, getting a well-balanced diet and proper exercise will help improve mental and physical health. HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE: A CAREGIVER'S GUIDE The indignity of the disease can cancel out pride, self-esteem and joy, and it is the wise caregiver who learns early-on the importance of compassion, of reaching out to another who is intellectually an equal but physically, verbally and emotionally has become incapacitated. First described by Dr. George Huntington in 1872,Huntington’s
WHY ARE SENIORS ALWAYS SO COLD? Why are Seniors always cold? As we age, our bodies become sensitive to cold temperatures. This is because of a decrease in the metabolic rate. Our aging bodies are not capable of generating enough heat to help maintain the normal temperature of 98.6 degree. In addition, thinning of the skin is another factor that may contribute to the HOW IS HOSPICE A GOOD THING? fizkes@123rf. Caring At Work. She looked intelligent, tired, strong, defiant, and wounded. She opened the front door enough to let me see her while tightly guarding the entrance. She said, “My friend told me hospice was a blessing – a ‘good’ thing. How in God’s name can my husband needing Hospice be a ‘good’ thing!”. I hear that DO FAMILY CAREGIVERS HAVE A RIGHT TO COMPENSATION There’s a lot to know about receiving compensation as a family caregiver, though. Whether you’re able to receive payment for your services depends on a few factors, including: • Whether you have an agreement in place with your family. • Whether your loved one is covered under a government or private benefits program. CONVINCING A LOVED ONE TO GO TO A NURSING HOME Convincing a Loved One to Go to a Nursing Home. Virtually no one wants to either live in a nursing home or place a loved one in such a facility. However, according to Linda Breytspraak, Center on Aging Studies, University of Missouri-Kansas City, “Today, people over the age of 65 have about a one-in-four chance of spending time in anursing
HOW TO SURVIVE AS A CAREGIVER: SIX ESSENTIAL TIPSAUTHOR: DOROTHYKELLEY
Take a long walk. Sit at a window and watch the birds on your feeders. The goal is to stop thinking about yourself, your loved one, and your unique situation long enough to recharge your energy for the ongoing struggle. Put your affairs in order. Someday, your caregiving dayswill end.
CHALLENGES AFFECTING FAMILY CAREGIVERS Family caregivers may feel emotionally strained and fatigued since caregiving can take an emotional toll. Little is known about what affects the informal family caregiver’s attitudes, perceptions, and behaviors when they provide care in the home. A qualitative study was done in order to examine the caregiving experience. HOW TO EVALUATE A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY How to Evaluate a Skilled Nursing Facility. 1) Absolutely no place is perfect, there are just levels of imperfection. We are all human and all make mistakes, after all. 2) I don't care how nice a facility looks when they are giving you a tour, you should really find out how much their average CNA makes. If it looks nice, and they give you a TIPS FOR SPOUSAL CAREGIVERS Unfortunately, these issues can cause caregivers to take their frustrations out on their spouse, putting more tension on the relationship. Caregivers can make a few lifestyle changes to help reduce their levels of stress. For example, getting a well-balanced diet and proper exercise will help improve mental and physical health. HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE: A CAREGIVER'S GUIDE The indignity of the disease can cancel out pride, self-esteem and joy, and it is the wise caregiver who learns early-on the importance of compassion, of reaching out to another who is intellectually an equal but physically, verbally and emotionally has become incapacitated. First described by Dr. George Huntington in 1872,Huntington’s
WHY ARE SENIORS ALWAYS SO COLD? Why are Seniors always cold? As we age, our bodies become sensitive to cold temperatures. This is because of a decrease in the metabolic rate. Our aging bodies are not capable of generating enough heat to help maintain the normal temperature of 98.6 degree. In addition, thinning of the skin is another factor that may contribute to the HOW IS HOSPICE A GOOD THING? fizkes@123rf. Caring At Work. She looked intelligent, tired, strong, defiant, and wounded. She opened the front door enough to let me see her while tightly guarding the entrance. She said, “My friend told me hospice was a blessing – a ‘good’ thing. How in God’s name can my husband needing Hospice be a ‘good’ thing!”. I hear that DO FAMILY CAREGIVERS HAVE A RIGHT TO COMPENSATION There’s a lot to know about receiving compensation as a family caregiver, though. Whether you’re able to receive payment for your services depends on a few factors, including: • Whether you have an agreement in place with your family. • Whether your loved one is covered under a government or private benefits program. CONVINCING A LOVED ONE TO GO TO A NURSING HOME Convincing a Loved One to Go to a Nursing Home. Virtually no one wants to either live in a nursing home or place a loved one in such a facility. However, according to Linda Breytspraak, Center on Aging Studies, University of Missouri-Kansas City, “Today, people over the age of 65 have about a one-in-four chance of spending time in anursing
COPING WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT Coping with Cognitive Impairment. Caring for an individual with memory problems can be difficult and stressful. Even more stressful, however, is realizing a loved one—or yourself—may be beginning to show the signs of memory issues or mild cognitive impairment (MCI). This can lead to both worry and denial, since MCI is considered a very SO, WHO CARES FOR THE CAREGIVER? cares for caregiver. At our house, the caregiver is my wife, Kelly. We have been married for thirty-five years, twenty-two of them playing the role of caregiver. Having your spouse as the caregiver often comes with its own unique challenges. Caregiving can involve dealing with tremors, kidney issues, slow movement, rigid muscles, impaired WHAT EVERY DEMENTIA CAREGIVER MUST KNOW To help, I provide a few things every Alzheimer’s/dementia caregiver must know. 1. Obtain the necessary help and support. Whether a family or a professional caregiver such as a nurse, aide, or therapist, it is important to establish a dementia management team for expertise and emotional support. For example, the family caregiver should never STARTING AND RUNNING A CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP Starting and Running A Caregiver Support Group. There are millions of caregivers in the United States and they all have common needs: recognition, counseling, support, information, problem sharing and, in many cases, peer socializing. One of the proven ways that many of these needs can be met is by the formation of a local CaregiverSupport Group.
CAREGIVER STRESS SYNDROME Caregiver stress syndrome is a condition characterized by physical, mental and emotional exhaustion. It typically results from a person neglecting their own physical and emotional health because they are focused on caring for an ill, injured or disabled loved one. There are a number of factors that can play a role in caregiver stress syndrome. COMMUNITY CAREGIVER.COM Currently, there is no content with this tag. Loading By communityVAYYAR HOME
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FIGHTING CAREGIVER FATIGUE Caregiving consumes 24 hours of the day and sleep deprivation and fatigue are the common denominators. Caregiver fatigue cannot be understated. According to Webster’s dictionary, fatigue means “physical or mental exhaustion; weariness.”. Spouses, adult children and family members alike are susceptible to caregiver fatiguewhether they are
CONVINCING A LOVED ONE TO GO TO A NURSING HOME Convincing a Loved One to Go to a Nursing Home. Virtually no one wants to either live in a nursing home or place a loved one in such a facility. However, according to Linda Breytspraak, Center on Aging Studies, University of Missouri-Kansas City, “Today, people over the age of 65 have about a one-in-four chance of spending time in anursing
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