Health

COVID-19 has impacted everyone, especially the elderly population. Many seniors have found themselves cut off from the world, alone and isolated.  Sadly, they have stopped basic activities and visitations from friends and families have become

Resource: Caregivers.com/magazine By Cheryl Coppola RN, MSN, OCN Keeping Safe at Home with Chemotherapy As more and more chemotherapy is given in outpatient clinics and at home, it is extremely important that caregivers and patients understand

by Max Zubatsky Resource: http://www.caregivers.com/article “Have a seat and we’ll call your name soon.” “Please fill out these forms to the best of your ability.” “The doctor will see you now.” Let’s face it; a doctor’s visit is not the ideal

By Sandra Ray, Staff Writer Resource: http://www.caregiver.com   The risks associated with high cholesterol have been well-documented, yet compliance with treatment schedules is still low. In fact, more than 50 percent of Americans have

By : Dana Larsen Resource: www.aplaceformom.com Our elderly loved ones need a little extra TLC during the hot summer months. Find out why dehydration increases with age and get valuable tips on keeping your favorite senior hydrated. Senior

By DR. DAVID AMRON Resource: www.livestrong.com Imagine gaining weight and, regardless of your diet or exercise habits, you’re unable to lose those pounds. Sadly, this scary thought has become the unfortunate reality for approximately 11

By Peter Ganther Resource: www. Caregivers.magazine.com As caregivers to someone who is terminally ill, we must eventually think about end-of-life care for our loved ones. We want them to die in familiar surroundings with us and with dignity,

By J B Buckley Resource: Caregivers.com/magazine Remember when you were a child and running around the playground, swimming in the community pool, or building a sand castle was fun? Little did you know you were not only having fun, but getting a

By Kathy Bosworth Resource: www.caregiver.com/magazine More than one quarter of the adult population (26.6%) has provided care for a chronically ill, disabled or aged family member or friend during the past year.  Based on current data, that

By Diane J. Heltsley, MSW, LCSW Resource: www.CaregiversMagazine.com Many adult children report feeling uneasy after they visit their aging parents.  They have a gnawing feeling that “something is amiss,” but they are unable to pinpoint their