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Helpful Tips for Finding the Right Aging Life Care Manager
Every family wants the absolute best for their aging loved ones, but as needs change, even the most dedicated caregivers may reach a point where professional guidance is essential. Finding the right Aging Life Care Manager ensures that your loved one receives the tailored support they need. A compassionate and knowledgeable manager acts as both…
Aging Life Care: Recognizing When to Seek Help
Watching a loved one age is never easy. Suddenly, roles may change, and you find yourself becoming a caregiver. While tending to your loved one is often fueled by deep love, it can also feel overwhelming, exhausting, and even isolating. Adding to those challenges, chronic conditions and unexpected medical events can create complex situations with…
Understanding the Role of an Aging Life Care Professional
Navigating the journey of aging and senior care can be a complex adventure for many families. It’s a path filled with questions and decisions that can feel overwhelming at times. This is where aging Life Care Professionals (ALCPs) come in, acting as guides and supporters for aging individuals and their families. These experts bring clarity…
Celebrating National Aging Life Care Month
May marks an important observance in the healthcare community—National Aging Life Care Month. This special month is dedicated to honoring the field of aging life care, a discipline focused on enhancing the quality of life for older adults and their families. Behind this observance is the Aging Life Care Association (ALCA), an organization committed to…
Parkinson’s Caregiver Support: Building Resilience and Understanding
As Parkinson’s Awareness Month draws to a close, it’s crucial to turn our attention to an often underrecognized group deeply affected by Parkinson’s Disease: the families and caregivers who support those diagnosed with this challenging condition. The journey with Parkinson’s is not a solitary one; it weaves through the lives of everyone involved, placing unique…
Exploring Care Services for Parkinson’s Disease
During Parkinson’s Awareness Month, the focus is often on understanding the disease itself, but equally crucial is awareness of the care services available to those affected. For Parkinson’s patients and their families, having a clear picture of the support landscape is essential for effective disease management and maintaining quality of life. This article sets out…
The Best Medicine for Aging Well
We’ll let you in on a little secret: The best medicine for aging well is laughter! Keeping stress low is extremely important and often underrated for keeping the mind and body healthy as you age. Did you know that medical professionals estimate that 90% of illness and disease is stress-related? Spending time with family and…
Aging Well with Healthy Vision
Do you have an elderly parent that you care deeply about that needs some extra care when it comes to aging well with healthy vision? Staying on top of healthy vision is imperative for senior patients, as vision can change quickly at this age. Loss of vision among the elderly is a serious health issue…
Top 5 Steps for Fall Prevention
Falling is a serious health hazard for senior citizens. The CDC reports that over 36 million falls occur among adults over the age of 65 and 1 in 5 of those falls result in serious injury. The best way to avoid this major health risk is to take steps toward fall prevention before something serious…
Practicing UV Safety in The Summer Months
Summer is in full swing, and with the temperatures continuing to rise, it’s imperative to protect your skin – no matter your age. However, it’s especially important for older adults to take extra precautions when spending time out in the sun. According to the Skin Cancer Foundation, 1 in 5 Americans will develop skin cancer…
Recognizing the Signs and Symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease
Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most frequent, yet mysterious, diseases across the globe. It is the most common form of dementia in people over the age of 60 and slowly deteriorates the brain by losing memory and thinking skills. Sometimes, it starts 5,10, or 20 years before symptoms appear. Although new breakthroughs in treatment…
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