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Home Care Support for Diabetes

Some chronic conditions are more common than others. Diabetes, for example, affects about 16.5 million seniors in America. Due to its prevalence, it is no wonder why so many older adults are living with the condition, many of whom are … Continue reading

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How to Find a Home Caregiver in Washington, D.C.

The right home caregiver can make staying at home safer, healthier, and more realistic for a senior who could benefit from a little extra support. Of course, you want to be sure you find a caregiver with experience, who works … Continue reading

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Preparing for the Future: Financial Planning, Downsizing, and Your Loved One

As your loved one ages, it is important to make sure they are keeping their family members updated with their preferences and future wishes. This communication can feel awkward at first, but it will help everyone in the long run … Continue reading

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Reminiscing and Dementia

When you love someone who is living with Alzheimer’s disease or another type of dementia, you can find yourself struggling to make conversation and connections. It’s normal if you find yourself in this situation. Cognitive decline can make conversation difficult … Continue reading

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Your Senior Fall Bucket List

The changing leaves and crisper morning air can only mean one thing: autumn has arrived here in the D.C. area. If you are looking to make the most of this season on your own or with your senior loved one, … Continue reading

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What to Expect From In Home Dementia Care in Maryland

If your loved one has a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease or another type of dementia, it is easy to feel quite alone. Most family caregivers quickly become overwhelmed with decision making and future planning, that they forget that they are … Continue reading

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