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Tuesday Tips for Caregivers ~ Alzheimer’s vs. Dementia: What’s the Difference?

Tuesday Tips for Caregivers ~ Alzheimer’s vs. Dementia: What’s the Difference?

by Admin | Apr 12, 2021 | Aging Issues, Alzheimer's Disease Facts & Information, Tuesday Tips for Caregivers™

Alzheimer’s vs. Dementia: What’s the Difference? On ElderCare’s blog, we talk a lot about dementia and Alzheimer’s without really going into the differences between these two terms. In this post, we will provide definitions for Alzheimer’s and dementia, what the...
Tuesday Tips for Caregivers ~ Unpaid Caregiving and Seeking Help

Tuesday Tips for Caregivers ~ Unpaid Caregiving and Seeking Help

by Admin | Apr 5, 2021 | Alzheimer's Care, Caring for the Caregiver, Dementia Care, Tuesday Tips for Caregivers™

Unpaid Caregiving and Seeking Help In Florida, around 2.9 million people provided informal care to a family member, totaling to an estimated 2.4 billion hours of care per year.[1] According to the AARP, these unpaid hours amounts to around $31 billion. Family members...
Tuesday Tips for Caregivers ~How to Tell When Your Loved One Needs Help

Tuesday Tips for Caregivers ~How to Tell When Your Loved One Needs Help

by Admin | Mar 28, 2021 | Tuesday Tips for Caregivers™

Most older adults wish to remain independent and in control of their own lives for as long as possible. Today we will suggest ways that caregivers can help aging family members remain relatively independent, as long as the person’s safety is not at risk, by...
Tuesday Tips for Caregivers ~ Forgetfulness: A Cause for Concern?

Tuesday Tips for Caregivers ~ Forgetfulness: A Cause for Concern?

by Admin | Mar 24, 2021 | Aging Issues, Dementia Care, Memory Care, Tuesday Tips for Caregivers™

Forgetfulness: A Cause for Concern? As we get older, our bodies and brains change. One common symptom of aging is forgetfulness. In other words, aging individuals tend to have some degree of memory loss. This is due to the natural aging process whereby our brain...
Tuesday Tips for Caregivers ~ Creating Structure: The Importance of Daily Schedules

Tuesday Tips for Caregivers ~ Creating Structure: The Importance of Daily Schedules

by Admin | Mar 16, 2021 | Alzheimer's Care At Home, Caring for the Caregiver, Daily Life, Tuesday Tips for Caregivers™

Creating Structure: The Importance of Daily Schedules A daily schedule can at once organize our time and provides meaning to daily tasks. We visualize a goal in our mind, we write it down, and we do it. Schedules can benefit everybody regardless of age. If you are...
Tuesday Tips for Caregivers ~ The Emotions of Caregiving

Tuesday Tips for Caregivers ~ The Emotions of Caregiving

by Admin | Feb 16, 2021 | Caring for the Caregiver, Daily Life, Tuesday Tips for Caregivers™

The Emotions of Caregiving Caregiving is a role that many people are not prepared to take on. Many people begin taking care of their aging parents and learn as they go. Nothing prepares them for the difficult emotions and fears that inevitably arise, causing...
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