aging in place

Tips for Seniors Caring for an Ill Spouse

2018-08-25T14:40:17-04:00

When serving as a spousal caregiver, you won’t be able to continue caring for an ill spouse if you get injured, become ill or disabled yourself. That’s why it’s so important to know your limitations. If you’re not careful as a caregiver, the marital happiness you once enjoyed can slip into feelings of duty, sadness and even resentment. When caring for an ill spouse, not feeling constantly overwhelmed requires taking several steps to ensure you’re able to provide the love and comfort your partner needs as you work together through life’s inevitable challenges.

Tips for Seniors Caring for an Ill Spouse2018-08-25T14:40:17-04:00

Helping Your Elderly Parents Continue Aging in Place

2018-08-14T13:10:04-04:00

Millions of Americans work very hard serving as caregivers to keep their elderly parents aging in place at home. But trying to juggle your parents’ at-home care requirements with an already busy lifestyle can get overwhelming. To help lighten your workload, here are some proven ways to help keep your elderly parents aging in place at home for as long as possible.

Helping Your Elderly Parents Continue Aging in Place2018-08-14T13:10:04-04:00
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