Modern technology is a blessing in the sense that people can enjoy an entire world in the palm of their hands. People can chat on social media, watch videos, or even play virtual sudoku and other games. When Irvine, Orange County, Santa Ana, Tustin, and other Southern California cities become too hot outside or feel too busy, many people use their phones, books, or other small devices for leisure activities inside.
Caregiving can be overwhelming if the senior is living with Alzheimer's. The disease is a progressive illness, meaning caregiver responsibilities increase as the disease advances.
Senior Helpers East San Diego was humbled and honored this past month by receiving the 2022 Rookie of the Year Award from Senior Helpers Corporate at our annual conference in Denver. Going to the national conference for the first time filled us with affirmation and confidence that we are in the right industry! There were so many motivated entrepreneurs devoted to helping Seniors in their community. Maureen, Cassia, Star and I left conference renewed and empowered to bring the spirit of service back to San Diego.
The treat or trick season is around the corner. Here are senior-friendly activities seniors can indulge in Thousand Oaks during the celebration of Halloween.
Did you know that some common fall and winter home decorations can actually worsen indoor air quality? Before you cozy up your home for the season, check out which decorations can be potentially hazardous to your health and take the necessary steps to mitigate these risks and preserve air quality in your home.
Breast cancer can be a very scary topic that most people don't want to discuss. Getting regular checkups is the only way to look out for any visible changes in your breasts.
The holiday season is a magical season for many people. For seniors with Alzheimer's, the season can be a little difficult to keep up with. These are the benefits of embracing holiday traditions and routines for seniors with Alzheimer's.
Adult siblings don't always share caregiving responsibilities for their elderly parents equally. Whether distance or disinterest, siblings do not always approach parental care from the same perspective. As the primary caregiver, the different attitudes can be frustrating. During the holidays, it can be infuriating.
Caring for senior loved ones may be one of the most important roles for adult children. However, it can also come with various challenges, especially when there are increasing medical needs with limited finances to care for them. Without planning ahead of time, caregivers may make harsh decisions that absorb the cost of caregiving, which may have long-term consequences. So what should adult children prioritize when they have a limited budget for helping their elderly parents?
