If you suspect your older relative has dementia, there are a number of practical things you can do to make life less challenging. In the article Helping an Older Adult Who Has Dementia useful tips on how to address the medical, behavioural and emotional aspects of the disease are shared.
Do you find yourself questioning why the responsibility of caring for your Mother or Father usually falls on you? Perhaps you live nearby or could it be you are always the person family members rely on to be the `carer'? Whatever the reason, this month we provide ideas on ways to involve other family members in sharing caregiving responsibilities.
The thought of selecting a nursing home for an aging relative can conjure up all kinds of dread. This month to help you determine what to look for in WorkLife Essentials we provide a checklist on how to screen a nursing home or hostel so you feel empowered to make a good choice.
Are your parents fiercely independent? Sometimes older adults find it hard to admit that they need help, even when their health or safety is at risk. This month learn non threatening ways to sensitively broach the subject by reading When an Older Relative Is Reluctant to Accept Help.
Perhaps you have an older relative who suffers with insomnia. According to research, insomnia affects 20-40% of all adults at some stage of their life. In the article Sleep and ageing - issues and solutions a plethora of ideas are presented for you to share with your older relative on how to go to sleep and get enough sleep to keep them (or you) in top condition.
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If you feel lonely and not getting the proper health care then you can take the home health care services . The care giver take the full care and he/ she come to your home for your personal health care.
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