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How to Ease a Loved One’s Transition into a Nursing Home

05/21/18

The difficult decision to place a loved one in a nursing home is one that many people have to face. Making the choice often leaves family members stuck with a feeling of guilt. In order to reduce these negative feelings, it is important to help make the loved one being placed in a nursing home....

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High Fitness May Slash Dementia

05/14/18

Maintaining physical fitness is known to have many different health benefits, like lowering risks of heart disease as well as having a major impact on dementia development, especially in women. Dementia affects around 50 million people worldwide, and is most common in elderly adults. A study done at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden has...

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6 Signs of Caregiver Burnout

05/07/18

Caring for an elderly loved one can at times be stressful. Over time, caregivers often experience exhaustion and simple tasks can become a struggle. It is important that caregivers stay aware of how they are feeling day to day and keep track of their health. If you are a caregiver and feel that you are...

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How to Know if Your Injury or Illness is Work-Related

04/30/18

If you have been injured or have fallen ill and you believe that it is work related, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation. Being able to identify when a situation is covered under the AOE/COE requirement can get tricky. It is important to understand why situation may or may not be covered. In a...

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Couples Living Together in Senior Housing

04/20/18

As you and your loved ones age, often assisted living must become an option. Couples living together in senior communities is common, but it is important to know the facts. Often, those who wish to move together do not know where to look for the proper care. Finding the appropriate care facility is necessary when...

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Top 10 Tips for Distracted Driving Awareness Month

04/13/18

The National Security Council has designated the month of April as Distracted Driving Awareness month. It’s crucial for drivers to be aware of distractions to help minimize the number of deaths associated with car accidents. According to a recent article by FindLaw, here are ten tips and facts to keep in mind while driving: New...

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Stress Management Tips for Caregivers

04/04/18

At times, being a caregiver can be stressful. Daily tasks can lead you to feel isolated, overwhelmed or tired. It is important to acknowledge your emotions and identify the source of your stress. If not managed correctly, stress can pose health issues. These may range from diabetes to heart to disease. April is stress awareness...

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10 Tips to Follow If You’re in a Rental Car Accident

03/29/18

Whether you’re in a minor fender bender or a major accident, it’s important to know which steps to follow to ensure the proper care is taken for you and your vehicle. Getting into an accident while in a rental car can be challenging, but knowing what to do can help. According to a recent WhatHappensNow...

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How to Decide if a Nursing Home is Necessary

03/22/18

Caring for your aging loved ones is never easy, and no one looks forward to putting them into a nursing home. But there comes a point where the situation – depression, forgetfulness or worse – dictates our decision making. It’s important to remember that your situation is not entirely unique and help is abundant and...

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5 Impressive Benefits Of Blood Donation

03/15/18

In America alone, about 5 million people are in need of a blood transfusion. Not only does donating blood help in treating patients suffering from cancer, bleeding disorders and other hereditary blood abnormalities, but there are a number of health benefits to the donors as well. According to a recent Organicfacts article, here are 5...

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16 Vital Nutrition Tips for Seniors

03/07/18

Doctors recommend a well-balanced diet to all, especially Seniors. As people age, their diets may need to change depending on how well balanced they eat. According to Ruth Frechman, registered dietitian and spokesperson for the American Dietetic Association, there are ways that caregivers can incorporate healthy foods and specific actions to modify their loved one's...

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The Villain in Your Fridge: 5 Ways to Avoid Food Poisoning

02/27/18

Did you know that one in six Americans get sick from foodborne illnesses? In reality, these numbers are most likely even higher, but people prefer not to report these cases to their doctor. With food contamination resulting in 128,000 hospitalizations and 3,000 dying deaths, though, it’s necessary to be aware of what you are eating...

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