Centuries ago, spring cleaning was done to remove the soot and grime that had built up from using kerosene lamps, candles and wood stoves throughout the winter. Modern technology and electricity has spared your home of sooty grime, but the tradition of spring cleaning has continued. For the elderly, spring cleaning is the perfect time to re-organize and make sure the home is safe and free from clutter that may lead to falls.…
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When a person you love or care about is getting home care for hospice services, you are never quite prepared for what is to come. Both you and your loved one have a great deal of adjusting to do to get used to and to be able to handle the hospice care situation. So, get to know some of the ways that you can cope with your loved one’s transition to hospice, as well as how you can help your loved one to handle the transition well.…
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From getting groceries delivered to your home to finding symptoms of a certain illness, technology is an important part of your life. When you decide to start providing caregiver duties for a loved one, technology can turn into your best friend. Here are five technology tools that you and your loved one may be able to benefit from.
Smartphone Applications
When you’re new to taking care of someone else in addition to yourself, it can be easy to forget things.…
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