Caregiver Resources

Top 7 Tips for Creating a Senior-Friendly Home Environment

Top 7 Tips for Creating a Senior-Friendly Home Environment

Posted by Carewell Team on Thu Sep 11 2025

As we age, our homes can present new challenges to our mobility and safety. What was once a comfortable space can become a source of potential hazards, with stairs, slippery floors, and poor lighting increasing the risk of falls and injuries. Creating a senior-friendly home environment is a proactive step that can help your loved one maintain independence, safety, and comfort for years to come. Read More


Top 5 Tips for Preventing Caregiver Burnout and Stress

Top 5 Tips for Preventing Caregiver Burnout and Stress

Posted by Carewell Team on Thu Sep 11 2025

Caregiving is an act of love and dedication, but it's also a demanding role that can take a significant toll on your physical and emotional well-being. The constant demands, emotional strain, and often overwhelming responsibilities can lead to caregiver burnout and stress. In fact, research shows that between 40% and 70% of family caregivers report symptoms of depression, a rate significantly higher than the general population [1, 2]. Recognizing the signs and proactively taking steps to manage stress is crucial for any caregiver. Read More


Top 5 Tips for Finding and Building Your Caregiver Support Network

Top 5 Tips for Finding and Building Your Caregiver Support Network

Posted by Carewell Team on Thu Sep 11 2025

Caregiving can often feel like a solitary journey, but it doesn't have to be. Building a strong support network is one of the most effective ways to combat feelings of isolation, reduce stress, and sustain your well-being. A support network can offer emotional understanding, practical assistance, and a sense of community that is essential for long-term caregiving success. Read More


Top 5 Products for Caregivers to Reduce Back and Joint Pain

Top 5 Products for Caregivers to Reduce Back and Joint Pain

Posted by Carewell Team on Thu Sep 11 2025

Caring for a loved one is a profoundly rewarding experience, but it can also take a physical toll. The repetitive movements of lifting, transferring, and assisting with daily tasks can lead to significant back and joint pain for caregivers. Fortunately, many products are designed to support your body and reduce this strain, allowing you to provide care more comfortably and safely. Read More