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Medication Management in the Home

Posted by admin on Feb 22nd, 2012 in Senior Care | 0 comments

Medication Management in the Home

One daily challenge that many caregivers face is managing their loved one’s medications. Medication Management falls to the caregiver for a variety of reasons: The patient cannot physically open the containers that hold the meds.  In these circumstances, the caregiver needs to set out the meds for the patient to take at the appointed time; There are more meds than the patient is capable of tracking, or the administering of them requires some help; The most common issue is confusion or cognitive impairment, and this usually occurs when the...

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In Home Care In Home Care

Posted by admin on Feb 21st, 2012 in Senior Care | 0 comments

Being an in home care specialist for seniors is a unique job that requires a certain kind of individual. Senior caregivers deal with a variety of issues and challenges while providing high quality care to individuals who may or may not actively appreciate it. Caregivers provide safety, health, and a degree of companionship to those who are no longer physically capable of adequately caring for themselves. By providing in home care, senior caregivers enable the elderly to continue to live in the comfort of their own homes while still receiving...

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Supporting Your Loved Ones with Cancer

Posted by admin on Feb 7th, 2012 in Senior Care | 0 comments

Supporting Your Loved Ones with Cancer

There are no set rules or guidelines to help your loved one who is dealing with a potentially deadly disease. Even though we all mean well, sometimes our concern is a cause of irritation for the patients and in such cases we have to dig deep for understanding, patience and love. A few tips to help you support your loved one: First Deal with Your Own Feelings As hard as it might be, your loved is looking to you for support and understanding. To be there for them in every way, it is important that you deal with what you are feeling first. You...

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Conversations to Have Before You Retire

Posted by admin on Dec 28th, 2011 in Senior Care | 0 comments

Conversations to Have Before You Retire

Are you and your partner in your pre-retirement years, planning the rest of your lives? Do you know what your spouse is thinking, longing for, or dreaming about when it comes to retirement lifestyle? Are your interests so different you are actually considering remaining a couple yet living in different places after retirement in an arrangement called “living apart together”? Be sure to talk through your options. Work It Out Sara Yogev’s I Married You for Better or for Worse–But Not For Lunch: Making Marriage Work In...

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Avoiding Caregiver Burnout

Posted by admin on Dec 22nd, 2011 in Senior Care | 0 comments

Avoiding Caregiver Burnout

Caring for an aging parent or loved one is a very challenging task. It requires a lot of time, patience and understanding. Most of the time, caregivers become very busy taking care of others that they tend to forget to take care of themselves. This can result in to stress, anxiety, frustration and exhaustion, which may eventually lead to “Caregiver Burnout.” Caregiver Burnout can occur when a caregiver becomes overwhelmed and tired emotionally, physically and mentally. This makes it more difficult for caregivers to continue care...

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Family Conversations with Older Drivers

Posted by admin on Jul 7th, 2011 in Video - Senior Health | 0 comments

One of the most difficult conversations an adult child will have with their parent is the one that focuses around their parent’s driving. Many seniors get to the point where they are no longer safe behind the wheel. In many cases, it will be up to the child to initiate the conversation that will convince them that it’s time to put away the car keys. At Premier Senior Home Care we would like to provide you with the resources to making this transition. Follow along as we cover WHAT TO DO ABOUT TAKING THE CAR KEYS FROM MOM OR DAD Telling...

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Caring for Elderly Parents – Stress Free

Posted by admin on Jun 29th, 2011 in Senior Care | 0 comments

Caring for Elderly Parents – Stress Free

Caring for elderly parents is becoming more and more common in today’s society. Being in this position can add a great deal of stress to your life. Not only are you worried about your loved one, but it can take a great deal of time and energy. All of this can be overwhelming and lead to exhaustion. Here are some tips for best dealing with the situation. First, you should take care of yourself. Remember, if you are not at your best how can you expect to care for another person? So be sure to get plenty of sleep and make time for...

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Redefine Yourself for Retirement

Posted by admin on Jun 23rd, 2011 in Senior Care | 0 comments

Redefine Yourself for Retirement

If you’re like most folks, you have your doubts about retiring. On one hand you may be elated to move to Palm Desert. On the other hand, you may be a bit frustrated because you have no idea what the future entails, possibly home care. We’ll, we’re here to tell you that shifting gears from a working professional to a successful retiree can be easy. In fact, we consider it like simply shifting gears to a different lifestyle and being open to redefining yourselves. It is not about giving up. It is about undergoing a career...

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Appreciation for Grandparents – Senior Care

Posted by admin on Jun 16th, 2011 in Senior Care | 0 comments

Appreciation for Grandparents – Senior Care

We all have grandparents. Having not been fortunate enough to have had a relationship with my own grandparents, I have a deeper appreciation for the interactions my children have with their grandparents. I can see how wonderful these people are, both for the children and for us parents. Being a mother is tough work. Whenever Grandma calls requesting a couple days with the little one I sigh with relief. Having mothered four children herself, she knows just how often to give me a break. Like anyone would, I revel in having the ability to sleep...

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Understanding Dementia

Posted by admin on Jun 9th, 2011 in Senior Care | 0 comments

Understanding Dementia

Dementia or Simple Forgetfulness? With age comes the tendency to forget things. As people grow older, names or facts often take longer to recall. Recounting a story or event takes more effort. Verbal pauses become more common as senior citizens take a few extra moments to remember what they were trying to say or to accurately recall some forgotten detail. Such bouts with memory lapse are not uncommon. Simple forgetfulness is part of life for most elderly individuals, at times in Palm Springs. But, in some cases, memory loss is far more serious...

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