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10 Self-Care Tips for Caregivers to Maintain a Healthy Balance

Today, Tuesday, June 7, 2022, is World Caring Day, I must admit that there are no more caring individuals in the world than caregivers! Caring is what they do day and night, and in some cases, 24/7/365. Whether a caregiver is a family member, friend, private or professional, he or she pours their heart and soul...

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Be Aware of 8 Types and 7 Signs of Elder Abuse Everyday

World Elder Abuse Awareness Day was recognized in June, but in my personal and professional opinion, EVERY DAY should be ELDER ABUSE AWARENESS DAY!! Hard stop. I mean, come on. I regularly hear about senior scams that ruin financial stability; family members who physically or emotionally abuse their elders; and let’s not forget the horrific...

Two elderly men, one outdoors smiling with a healthcare worker, and one indoors in a wheelchair holding hands with a younger woman, both receiving supportive care and attention.

Home Health Care vs In-Home Care in the Clearwater Area

I get calls every day inquiring about home health care for someone’s loved one. I am glad to listen to the caller’s questions and provide answers pertaining to their queries. What is common among many of these calls is the confusion family members have about the differences between home health care vs in-home care as...

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Mental Health Awareness for Seniors

On a recent Saturday afternoon, a notification chimed on my phone that caught my attention. A country music star had died at the age of 76. When I opened the story to read more, I learned it was Naomi Judd who had died due to “the disease of mental illness.” I shared this solemn news...

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Care Services Covered by Aid and Attendance Benefits for Veterans

Memorial Day 2022 is upon us, and as I ponder the freedoms I have as an American, I can’t help but feel enormous gratitude for the military men and women who served so valiantly but died in the line of duty. They essentially signed blank checks for amounts up to and including their lives to...

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Comprehensive Assessments are Necessary to Find the Best In-Home Care in Clearwater

Over the holidays, I asked that you notice the needs of the seniors in your life. Sometimes, it can take some time…maybe even months…before needs are noticed and conversations have ensued that result in action to provide the necessary in-home care for them. Recently, a friend and private caregiver who lives in another state received...

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10 Early Warning Signs Preface the 5 Stages of Parkinson’s Disease

When I was in my late teenage years and my early 20’s, I spent a lot of time with my maternal Grandmother. She was a lovely woman inside and out, and we always shared a special bond. During that time when I stayed with her, I started noticing changes in her behavior and thought processes....

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Stroke Always Requires We ACT FAST

As we shift from April to May (can you believe it?), I am choosing to ACT FAST to address stroke and how we, as individuals and a community, can help during Stroke Awareness Month. This was an easy choice since a caregiver friend of mine in Kentucky informed me that her younger sister had suddenly...

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Top 10 Restaurants in Clearwater for Mother’s Day Brunch

I am a Mother and a Grandmother, and I don’t know about you, but one thing I always look forward to on Mother’s Day is not having to cook! My grown children send cards, and my husband usually brightens my day with flowers, and these are all very nice! However, the best gift for me...

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