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Caring for a loved one with a chronic health care condition can feel rewarding, but also stressful at the same time. Recognize the signs of caregiver stress and burnout. You deserve to take care of yourself, as well. Caregivers are the backbone of supporting loved ones, and we are grateful. #CaregiverSupport #CaregiverBurnout #MentalHealthMatters #ChronicIllness #PrimaryImmunodeficiency #LivingWithPI #RareDisease #RareDiseaseTherapist #ChronicIllnessTherapist #JodiTaubTherapy

The holidays are over, and you may have noticed your clients seeing a difference in their loved ones' health since the last time they visited. One of the hardest things about caring for an elderly loved one is knowing when to broach the subject of senior living. If they’re starting to show signs of decline in their physical or mental abilities, it can be hard to tell whether it’s a normal part of aging or a sign that they need help. A senior living community could be the best choice for everyone involved—but how do they know when it’s time? CarePatrol can assist them in the process of having the talk, making a plan, and finding them the best care for their situation. Below are our top tips that it may be time to talk to a Certified Senior Advisor at CarePatrol. Call us at (301) 213-1521 with any questions they may have.

The holidays are over, and you may have noticed your clients seeing a difference in their loved ones' health since the last time they visited. One of the hardest things about caring for an elderly loved one is knowing when to broach the subject of senior living. If they’re starting to show signs of decline in their physical or mental abilities, it can be hard to tell whether it’s a normal part of aging or a sign that they need help. A senior living community could be the best choice for everyone involved—but how do they know when it’s time? CarePatrol can assist them in the process of having the talk, making a plan, and finding them the best care for their situation. Below are our top tips that it may be time to talk to a Certified Senior Advisor at CarePatrol. Call us at (303) 488-9167 with any questions they may have.

"What does a plan from Your Health Idaho cover?" Each health plan offered through Your Health Idaho is required to cover ten essential health benefits. These benefits include doctor visits, emergency services, mental health services, preventive wellness screenings, pediatric care and so much more. Learn more now at YourHealthIdaho.org

Understanding a senior loved one’s needs is difficult when you live far away – especially during the hectic holiday season. Let Seniors Helping Seniors® in-home care services keep you connected. Our caregivers provide distant family members with regular updates on their senior’s daily challenges and triumphs, health conditions, and more. With a trustworthy helper by your loved one’s side, you’ll stay informed and you’ll both enjoy a little extra peace of mind. For your senior’s personal care, when you can’t be there® https://lnkd.in/dvcXd5Jy

The holidays are over, and you may have noticed your clients seeing a difference in their loved ones' health since the last time they visited. One of the hardest things about caring for an elderly loved one is knowing when to broach the subject of senior living. If they’re starting to show signs of decline in their physical or mental abilities, it can be hard to tell whether it’s a normal part of aging or a sign that they need help. A senior living community could be the best choice for everyone involved—but how do they know when it’s time? CarePatrol can assist them in the process of having the talk, making a plan, and finding them the best care for their situation. Below are our top tips that it may be time to talk to a Certified Senior Advisor at CarePatrol. Call us at 616.901.5743 with any questions they may have.

Aging can be challenging, and caregiving even more so. That's why we're here—to make it a little easier. If you're facing health issues, feeling overwhelmed, or simply need expert advice on aging, our forum is your go-to resource. Join us today and find the answers and community you need. https://buff.ly/4cYGM6A #aging#HealthyAging

Today is International Self-Care Day! Self-care is incredibly important for everyone, but especially so when you care for others in settings such as schools, and health and social care. So today, make sure you take some time to look after yourself; be kind to yourself, and just take a minute to breathe. What’s your #SelfCarePromise? If you want some guidance, check out our past webinar, all about prioritising self-care when caring for others: https://lnkd.in/eqnk8VGB #Selfcare #SelfCarePromise

Are you worried about choosing the right care for your parent? I get it, nobody really wants to talk about what life will look like when they are less independent. BUT, if there is one piece of advice I can give after working with older people for over 25 years it is this..... Don’t wait until you are at crisis point before exploring your options for care and support. Because, when you need it, you will already be stressed, you have other problems to deal with without the added pressure of researching the best care providers. Message me to find out how we can plan now, to save stress later.

Navigating Difficult Situations: You’re Not Alone We recognize that certain situations can be incredibly challenging. Whether you’re supporting a loved one in assisted living or learning to cope with dementia and other health issues, it’s tough. But we want you to know that you’re not alone. Our dedicated team is here to assist you. We'd like to introduce our advice column: "CarePlanners Cares Column". Where you can seek guidance on specific situations. Sometimes, just knowing that others share similar experiences can provide comfort and help you navigate new challenges. If you’re dealing with a specific problem, don’t hesitate to reach out to us today. We’re here to lend a helping hand! 🌟 CarePlanners, your healthcare connection! #team #blogging #advice