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What to Do When Hiring a Caregiver
Choosing someone to care for a loved one or for yourself can be nerve-wrecking. You want to do the best thing, choose the best person, and not risk things not working out. How can you make sure you are prepared for the hiring process? Here are a...
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Who is Home Care For?
A common misconception about home care is that it caters exclusively to the 55+ years old population. In-home care is actually meant to help anyone who needs some extra help because of a surgery, medical condition, special needs, or age-related...
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Preparing A Plan for Your Own Care
As we grow older, it is common for us to worry about becoming disabled, sick, or just how things will be when we get too old to care for ourselves. The best way to ensure that you will receive the help and care that you desire is to begin planning...
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Dealing with Tragedy
Losing a loved one is one of the most painful, inevitable experiences in our lives. Each person will experience grief differently, but is there a "right" way to deal with grief? The short answer is no. Everyone has a right to express and go...
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What is Respite Care?
In short, respite care is when a professional caretaker comes in and provides care in order to allow a primary caretaker to have time to care for themselves. Usually respite care is provided to help a permanent caretaker of a parent of a child...
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Is My Heart Healthy?
February is National Heart Health Month which means that it is time to shine a spotlight on our hearts. Everyone knows how important it is for our hearts to be healthy, our lives basically depend on it, but how do we know where our heart health...
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