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When Do You Need A Caregiver for Parents?

Are you the primary caregiver for your elderly parents? Are you feeling burnt out? Learn about the mental, emotional, physical and post-hospitalisation aspects of caregiving and find out how to get professional help.

Understanding the difference between a Caregiver and a Maid

Are you struggling to balance work and family life while caring for a loved one? Do you need help deciding between a maid and a caregiver? This article will help you understand the difference between the two and what to expect from each. Learn how to provide the best care for your family today!

What are Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs) and Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)

Are you worried about your ageing parent's ability to live alone? Learn how to assess their Instrumental Activities of Daily Living or IADLs and get the answers you need to make sure your parent is safe.

8 Ways To Help A Loved One Living With Parkinson’s Disease

Are you looking for ways to help a loved one living with Parkinson's Disease? Learn how to be an effective caregiver with these 8 tips, from learning about the disease to encouraging exercise and outdoor fun. Show patience and understanding as you help them lead a normal life.

20 Activities To Keep Those With Dementia Engaged And Happy

Do you know someone with dementia? Discover how to keep them engaged and active with stimulating activities such as puzzles, exercise, and cooking. Learn how to help them stay healthy and improve their memory and thinking skills.

A Simple Step-By-Step Guide To Taking Care Of A Senior With Alzheimer’s Disease

Are you a caregiver for a loved one with Alzheimer's disease? Learn how to communicate with your loved one, deal with incontinence, handle hallucinations and delusions, cope with outbursts, and prevent wandering in this comprehensive elderly care guide.
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Striving to do better,
everyday.

Find out how we try to make a difference in senior care.