More and more older adults are online. More than half of Americans 65 and older regularly use the internet or email to shop, stay in touch with loved ones, or research a favorite subject, according to the U.S. Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency … [Read more...] about Don’t Be A Victim Of Online Scams
Caregiver Resources
A Great Travel Idea for Caregivers
By Mary Ellen BiancoPlanning a vacation for someone with special needs can seem daunting, but it is possible to take a trip to refresh and relax with your loved one.Vicky Spencer-Rouse, specializes in organizing travel details for those with accessibility challenges. Eight years … [Read more...] about A Great Travel Idea for Caregivers
Caregiving: A Spiritual Journey
About 15 years ago, I was semiretired and looking for something to do. My good friend, who had recently been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, was in need of some part-time assistance, and I offered my services. It was a great match! At first, the caregiving was primarily … [Read more...] about Caregiving: A Spiritual Journey
Finding A Social Boost For Someone Who Is Lonely
Loneliness and isolation are two issues many face. According to the National Institute on Aging, loneliness increases the risk of high blood pressure, heart disease, obesity, anxiety, cognitive decline including Alzheimer’s disease, and contributes to a weakened immune system. … [Read more...] about Finding A Social Boost For Someone Who Is Lonely
Walking Into The Future Of Caregiving
If you’ve ever watched Star Trek episodes, you have seen Dr. McCoy use a handy-dandy tricorder to assess the health of the crew instantaneously. Other science fiction books and films have imagined all kinds of far-fetched devices and tools to make people’s lives better. What you … [Read more...] about Walking Into The Future Of Caregiving