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How to Make Long-Term Care Feel Like Home

July 9, 2021 By Kirk Penner

Long term care infographic featured

Making long-term care feel like home can be challenging. This is especially true, since often times a person is moving from an environment where they’ve lived and felt in control for many years. By choosing the right type and location, with the features and amenities a person would like, it can help tremendously. Also, helping […]

Filed Under: Aging in Place Articles, Long-Term Care Tagged With: Caregiving, elderly, elderly care, home, long term care, senior transitions

Parent Care Solutions Address Seniors Living Alone at Home

August 23, 2014 By Mark Hager

Seniors living alone

Mark Hager & Denise Yarmlak of SafeinHome.com discuss several issues & how families are coping with finances, stress & quality care for seniors living alone.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: AgeinPlace.com, caregiver, Denise Yarmlak, elderly care, family, Living Alone, Mark Hager, Parent Care, Quality Care, Safeinhome.com, senior care

Behind Closed Doors Elderly Care Exposed – Elder Abuse on the BBC

May 23, 2014 By Mark Hager

Behind Closed Doors Elderly Care Exposed BBC

Behind Closed Doors Elderly Care Exposed Panorama documentary on the BBC shows undercover video from elder abuse in care homes. See the full video here!

Filed Under: Caregiving, Elder Abuse Tagged With: Bbc, Behind Closed Doors, Behind Closed Doors Elderly Care Exposed, Cdata, Documentaries, elder abuse, elderly care, Panorama, Undercover Video

What is Long Term Care?

May 31, 2013 By Mark Hager

what is long term care

There is no way to know what your long term care needs will be. Being prepared may ease the burden on you & your family. Learn more so you can be prepared.

Filed Under: Money & Finance for Aging in Place, Planning, Retirement Tagged With: aging, Aging in Place, assisted living, Caregiving, Continuing Care, elderly, elderly care, family, Geriatrics, long term care, personal care, Planning, What is long-term care

Elderly Parents Get Financial Assistance … From Their Adult Children

July 31, 2011 By Mark Hager

It would be interesting to see some statistics for the United States. What about you? Do you have parents aging in place or in a managed care environment that you are contributing financially to? Post a comment below and let us know. Here’s an interesting article from Your Money about the financial impact being felt […]

Filed Under: Caregiving Tagged With: adult children, caregiver, Caregiving, elderly care, money

Caregivers: There is a “U” in Caregiving.

November 29, 2008 By Mark Hager

I know if you read this elderly caregiver article over at the New York Times and you are caring for an elderly parent or loved one, you’re probably going to shake your head in agreement that all of it sounds good. You’re going to secretly think, “Wouldn’t it be nice…?” You might even tell a […]

Filed Under: Caregiving Tagged With: adult children, caregiver, Caregiving, elderly, elderly care, elderly parents, seniors

World Update: China’s National Organization Focuses on Care for the Elderly

September 10, 2008 By Mark Hager

A national organization on aging is striving to meet the overwhelming needs of the country’s older population. Focused on issues such as building community centers for the elderly, programs to relieve the stress of being alone, elderly legal assistance, elder rights and raising public awareness. For anyone who has had to help an older person […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: china, elderly, elderly care, seniors

New iShoe Could Prevent Falls

July 17, 2008 By Mark Hager

From the “This is why we paid for our kids to go to college” department comes a story about the iShoe that can help seniors aging in place. This incredible new piece of equipment could help physicians discover problems with balance before a fall actually happens. The model the MIT Team is working with now […]

Filed Under: Aging in Place technology, Health Tagged With: adaptive, age in place, Aging in Place, assistive, elderly, elderly care, falls prevention, health care, home, seniors, Technology

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