Caring for the Elderly Blog

With age, we become more susceptible to brain-related disorders. It is crucial to make conscious lifestyle changes to preserve cognitive health. We share a few best practices that seniors and their families can implement to improve cognitive health.
Canada's caregiver tax credit can help individuals manage care expenses for a dependent family member with a serious health condition. Dependent family members do not have to live in the same house as you to qualify. We explore the eligibility criteria in depth and how to claim the caregiver tax credit.
Coronary artery disease can be managed with prescribed medicine and lifestyle changes. While surgery is required for severe cases, most symptoms can be alleviated by following a coronary artery disease care plan. We outline key treatment options and best practices to reduce risk.
Obese seniors can lower their risk of developing life-threatening diseases by working with a medical expert to devise weight-loss routines. Proper hydration, a healthy diet, and regular exercise are just a few weight-loss strategies. We explore these practices in depth to promote healthy living.
Kidney disease and hypertension at old age can cause serious health concerns and lead to more severe conditions such as cardiovascular disease, if left unchecked. We consider a few techniques to help manage kidney disease and minimize the development of harmful symptoms.
To avoid burnout, caregivers must prioritize their mental and physical health. Ensuring that you are eating regularly, taking breaks, and getting a good night's sleep are just a few techniques to manage stress. We outline key best practices that can prevent strain and improve wellbeing.
Seniors may find it challenging to take their prescribed medication as a result of some physical condition or negative past experience. We consider a few key strategies that caregivers can implement to reduce anxiety and make administering medicine a more pleasant experience.
Most seniors are affected by hearing loss. Live-in Caregivers must take necessary steps to maintain effective communication with loved ones in order to provide optimal care. We outline key strategies to assist seniors in communicating more effectively.
Visiting the doctor can be a difficult undertaking for seniors who do not have a consistent means of getting to their appointments or who have not been able to keep track of their health. We look at the role of live-in care in increasing senior health independence.

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