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Are robots the new caregivers in this millennium?
The elderly population is growing and with less family caregivers available, society struggles to keep up with the rising disparity. Is it possible to use recent developments of artificial intelligence as a way to avoid a possible societal disaster? Read further to discover the answer.
5 tips on quick mental hygiene for caregivers
As a caregiver you are at a heightened risk of suffering from mental health problems such as anxiety and depression. Take care of yourself so you can take care of others. Read five tricks on how to keep your sanity as a professional caregiver.
How to help a retiree manage a fixed income
Sadly, for many people who are 59 years and above, retirement doesn't always turn out so well. If you are caregiving someone that has only a set amount of money to retain our life style (also known as fixed income), it might be very challenging living comfortably when old but all is not lost. Read how to help your elderly to manage this situation.
5 easy home improvements that make aging in place easier for seniors and caregivers
From having to climb the stairs with knee pain to doing chores on their own, aging in place without external help is no walk in the park for our seniors. Not only can it be tasking on their bodies but can increase the chances of injury. Check out 5 ways to improve their homes to make aging in place much easier for them and for caregivers too.
Caring for senior loved ones in our busy lives
Our lives are overscheduled. Work, appointments, errands, kids’ activities. 24 hours sometimes seems to be too little to fit everything in. For those of us with aging parents, these obligations may impact the time we can spend with them. Explore the possibilities you have to make caring for your elderly easier.