Three Things a Care Manager Can Give to a Family Caregiver to Help Overcome Fears
As a family caregiver, it’s natural to have a lot of uncertainty and fear. There’s the fear of not doing … Read more
Crisis Intervention
The Dreaded 3 A.M. Phone Call (Mom’s in the Hospital)
There’s nothing worse than the sinking feeling when the phone rings at 3 AM. Half asleep, you answer to find … Read more
Five Things I Learned When Mom Was Hospitalized
1. Everyone needs a hospital advocate. When you’re ill, you can’t necessarily advocate for yourself. Or, even communicate the necessary … Read more
Here’s the Proper Way to Plan for a Hurricane
Year after year, we’ve prepared and helped our clients prepare for hurricane season. Each time, we learn more no matter … Read more
The Leading Causes of Death in 65+ Year-Olds Might Surprise You
Do you know the leading causes of death for older adults in the U.S.? And, why should it matter to … Read more
Combatting Depression (It Isn’t Easy Living Alone.)
Depression in the Elderly: Underestimated and Overlooked Studies by the CDC estimate that 7 million adults over the age of … Read more
How Home Care Reduces the Risk of Hospital Readmission
Home Care Services Reduce Hospital Readmission Rates One in five elderly patients is readmitted to the hospital within a month. … Read more
What Everyone Ought to Know About Care Management
You’re struggling to “convince” your elderly parents they need help. Every day you dread getting a call that the worst … Read more
Don’t Let Surgery “Lay You Up”
Linda’s Story: Robotic Surgery For several years I had symptoms that led my physician to recommend a complete hysterectomy. Fortunately, … Read more
Last Friday, I Was So Scared! Mom Almost Died
Our Family Crisis: Mom Could’ve Died Last week was awful. I was so scared Mom was going to die. She … Read more