May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month, a time when healthcare professionals and organizations come together to speak up about skin cancer. Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States, with an estimated 9,500 people diagnosed daily. While skin cancer can affect anyone, seniors are particularly vulnerable. This article will explore…
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are a major health concern for seniors, with potentially life-changing consequences. These effects can be challenging not only for the senior, but for their caregiver as well. Caring for seniors with traumatic brain injuries can be challenging, but it’s essential to understand the impact of these injuries and how to best…
This February, we take a moment to celebrate National Social Work Month and the tireless efforts of social workers across the country. For those who may not be aware, social work is a profession that helps millions of people in need every day. From providing support to those struggling with mental health issues to helping…
At any given time, it is estimated that 45 million people in the United States are over the age of 65. This is a massive demographic that social workers and senior care managers are ready to serve. As the population ages, more and more seniors will need social services, from helping with basic needs like…
When people hear the term ‘social worker’, they rarely associate it with senior care. Yet social workers and senior care managers share many similarities – one being that they are both great resources for seniors and their families. Senior care managers and social workers are both valuable professionals in the senior care industry, each having…
As we age, our bodies undergo changes that can affect how we respond to medication. As a result, it’s important for seniors to take a proactive approach to managing their medications. That’s why medication management is essential to senior care, providing peace of mind for seniors and their families. By understanding the importance of medication…
As a caregiver, it is natural to feel overwhelmed and guilty when caring for a loved one. Care management services can help alleviate this guilt by providing emotional support and guidance to caregivers. These services can provide relief from the emotional stress of caregiving as well as advice on how best to manage the physical,…
The New Year is a time for hope, new beginnings, and lots of planning. But before you can make any of those dreams a reality, you need to take care of your health. Routine screenings help monitor your health and detect conditions early on, saving you or your loved ones from serious health problems down…
Every January, not only do we resolve to make changes for the New Year, but healthcare workers and loved ones alike band together to raise awareness for glaucoma. This disease is a leading cause of preventable blindness in seniors, which makes it imperative for Senior Care facilities, aged care, and home care specialists to be…
Hiring a care manager for your loved one can be life-changing for family caregivers and seniors alike. But certain misconceptions may stop families from reaching out and getting the help they deserve. Care managers are there to inspire hope, offer guidance, and be a constant source of support for both seniors and caregivers. Despite their…
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