10 Signs it’s Time for Home Care
This specialized, online dementia care training program was created specifically for front-line workers who want to excel in this field, advance their career and most importantly, provide superior care.
Debunking End-of-Life Care Myths
End-of-life care is a topic often shrouded in misconceptions, misunderstandings and fear. As individuals and families face the inevitable, it’s crucial to debunk common…
The Labyrinth of Memory and Aging
Understanding the ways memory changes as we get older can help us learn if our memory lapses are a normal part of our aging, or a concern such as Alzheimer disease.
Supporting Caregivers: The Importance of Taking Breaks
As the world’s population continues to age, the demand for senior care is growing. Many families find themselves in the position of providing care for their elderly loved ones. Being a
myCareBase’s Care Management App
myCarebase wants to make it easier for families to oversee the care being provided to their loved ones. Here’s how….
6 Mother’s Day Ideas for Your Aging Mom
Mother’s Day is a special occasion that celebrates the amazing women in our lives who have nurtured, loved, and cared for us throughout our lives.
Become a Certified Dementia Care Provider
This specialized, online dementia care training program was created specifically for front-line workers who want to excel in this field, advance their career and most importantly, provide superior care.
Home Safety Measures When Caring for the Elderly
Helping a loved one fulfill their wish to stay living at home can be very rewarding. You are helping your parents maintain the quality of life that they want to have.
What to look for in a Good Caregiver
The search for the perfect caregiver for an aging parent can be a daunting task. For those of us who do not live with our parents, there are some common anxieties and concerns that are often associated with the decision to hire in-home care.
Tips for Managing Caregiver Stress
While a certain amount of stress can be beneficial, unmanaged stress can lead to detrimental effects, increasing the risk of various diseases such as heart disease and . . .