Supportive resources for caregivers

 For those considering becoming a caregiver for their parent or another senior loved one, it’s important to think about the full reality of what it will entail.

 Caregiver stress is a huge risk. This article offers insight on the signs of burnout and self-care tips for coping with this high-pressure job. 

 Caregiving for someone with Alzheimer’s is a huge undertaking. This guide discusses what it entails and is a helpful resource for anyone considering taking on the role themselves or hiring a professional. 

 This checklist is a great plan of action for finding a qualified and compassionate healthcare provider no matter what kind of caregiver you’re looking for. 

 There may come a point when a senior can’t safely live at home, even with the help of a caregiver. This guide explains professional care options for outside of the home and how to know when the time to make the transition is right. 

The Ultimate Guide to Home Care Costs, Financial Aid, and Financial Planning for Caregivers

 Vision Center is an informational web guide created for those seeking eye surgery and other vision correction options.

 Medical alert systems can provide peace of mind for caregivers caring for an aging loved one, or family member with disabilities or mobility issues.

  Most caregivers don’t worry about their own health- they’re solely focused on the person for whom they’re caring. They tend to live with high chronic stress and skimp on self-care.

 Nursing home abuse is a horrifying reality happening in our communities and affecting our senior citizens. Find everything you need to know about nursing home abuse here.

 There are differences between assisted living and independent living. These options can be overwhelming so here is a rundown of what you need to know about these two types of facilities. 

Durable medical equipment (DME) is equipment and supplies that are ordered by a health care provider. Medicare covers DME under certain circumstances, which are outlined in this article.