The reality of eldercare as it is
This blog shares experience, knowledge and inspiration with care providers and caregivers
It's not an easy job to provide elderly care or to take care of your aging loved ones. Sometimes it helps just to know that you are not alone. And sometimes you are searching for advices and inspiration. You can read it all on this blog.
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How technology is changing caregiving
Can you imagine that in 2050, there might not be enough caregivers to take care of our seniors? Our society has changed remarkably in the past decades and consequently, our caregiving resources. Read on to see how technology can affect caregiving and quality of senior life itself.
Case studies on Oscar Senior use in care organisations
20% of caregivers visits take max 15 minutes and 19% of a homecare workers time is spent travelling. We perceive this as a huge inefficiency in the caregiving space and to tackle this, we partner with care organizations. Read how Oscar Senior solution helps care providers to care more and spend less.
Video calling solutions for tech-challenged seniors
Video chat has reached the masses, it can be used by everyone, no matter their age or technical ability. Let’s take a look at a few video calling options you can try with your senior.
Current trends in caregiving
Caring for our elderly loved ones has always been an integral part of our human civilization. In most cultures, elders have been regarded as wise, important members of the family unit as well as of society as a whole. Caring for them was expected, yet nowadays, there are many versions of what caring for our elderly loved ones looks like. Read more about the newest trends in caregiving.
Celebrate Older American Month with your seniors at least on distance
May is Older Americans Month. It is a special time dedicated to focusing on the elderly in our lives and our communities, to improve their health and wellbeing, and integrate them better into our society. Read on to see how you can help our elderly loved ones - even remotely if you cannot be there in person.