by Jennifer | Dec 6, 2018 | caregiver, Caregiver Burnout, caregiver burnout tips, caregiver support, Caregiver Tips
The age old question is how to find time for yourself. It is difficult but important. Especially for a busy caregiver. Leisure time may seem an unobtainable option but you need to take care of your own needs so you can take care of another person. You will be a better...
by Jennifer | Nov 29, 2018 | caregiver, Caregiver Burnout, caregiver burnout tips, caregiver support, Caregiver Tips
Your body needs the right foods, activities, maintenance, and sleep to perform well. If you neglect your needs, you will notice other tasks starting to slip. You may be feeling more fatigued and may be sick more often. This is neither good for you or your patient so...
by Jennifer | Nov 22, 2018 | caregiver, Caregiver Burnout, caregiver burnout tips, caregiver support, Caregiver Tips, Frequently Asked Questions, Long distance medical ground transportation, long distance medical transport
Did you know that you can still exercise when you are care giving? You can also exercise when you’re older? Some people think they are too old to do so but staying active will help keep the mind young and the body more energized for both parties. Look up fun...
by Jennifer | Nov 8, 2018 | caregiver, Caregiver Burnout, caregiver burnout tips, caregiver support, Caregiver Tips
Many caregivers at times find themselves overwhelmed, frustrated and tired after spending countless hours caring for another person. Feelings of not having full control over their situation depending on their circumstances can creep in unexpectedly. If you do not have...
by Jennifer | Nov 5, 2014 | ALZHEIMERS, caregiver, dementia, hospice care, hospice centers, Long Distance Transportation, non emergency medical transportation, patient transport services
The National Institute on Aging funds a number of Alzheimer’s Disease Centers at medical facilities around the USA. The focus of the centers is to find a cure and prevent Alzheimer’s, but the centers also help families cope with the disease. If you or a loved one has...
by Jennifer | Sep 23, 2014 | ALZHEIMERS, caregiver, dementia, support
If your loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or other form of dementia, the term confabulation might come up. It basically means that a person makes something up without being aware of doing so. Everyone makes mistakes, and sometimes the mistakes seem so...
