Caregiver Resources

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Making Friends After 65: Social Groups for Older Adults

Posted by Chad Birt on Mon May 22 2023

Nearly a quarter of adults 65 and older have few social connections. Unfortunately, this absence of a support network can lead to loneliness and isolation, increasing the risk of depression and other mental health issues. Read More

Family walking in the park.

8 Caregivers Share Their Tips For Spending Time Outdoors

Posted by Chad Birt on Mon May 22 2023

Some fresh air and sunshine can do wonders for your mood and outlook. But caring for a loved one with special needs or mobility issues can make it difficult to get outside. Thankfully, spending time outdoors is possible, it just takes some know-how and planning. Read More

Mother and son.

Dealing With Caregiver Guilt: Simple Tips for Improving Your Outlook

Posted by Chad Birt on Mon May 22 2023

“It’s every caretaker’s goal to love and serve their loved one to the best of their abilities,” said Mitzie Watson, RN, a Certified Senior Advisor and the owner of Assisted Living Locators West Dallas / Mid Cities. “If your loved one has special needs and you don’t have the knowledge or skills to meet them, you might feel like you’re failing.” Read More

Health worker helping woman walk.

What Is a Convalescent Home, and Is It Right For My Loved One?

Posted by Nate Birt on Mon May 22 2023

If your loved one is on the road to recovery after surgery or illness, you might be exploring ways to help them heal. A convalescent home is a place that provides trained medical staff who can support your loved one. This article explores how a convalescent home works, when this type of facility might make sense, and how you can help your loved one heal here.Read More