After a confusing couple of days with conflicting messages from the CDC, the medical community is now left to come to its own conclusion about how COVID-19 is spread and decide what we need to do to protect ourselves and others.
This year, seniors face the challenge of social distancing, a tool designed to keep them safe from COVID-19. But, social distancing increases loneliness and isolation.
This fall, we will face a confusing and complicated intersection of colds, influenza, and COVID-19.
Choosing an online caregiver training program? Here are 11 questions you should ask to help you determine the right provider.
John Bradshaw's, CEO of Georgetown Home Care made the decision to take COVID-positive patients and he's here to tell us the how and the why.
When you give your caregivers training that is recognized by the Alzheimer's Association, you position your organization at the forefront of quality Alzheimer's and dementia care.
In some cases, caregivers may be the only link between a client and the outside world. That means they must do what they can to keep themselves healthy so they do not infect their clients.
The project, launched by marketing firm Luckie back in April, was intended to be a temporary project to help keep seniors connected and optimistic during the pandemic. But each day, the station gains more and more listeners and now has a team of 18 senior DJs!
To succeed, agencies need to approach the crisis as if it were the new normal and establish clear operating protocols and strategies that could be sustained indefinitely.
As healthcare workers, it’s our mission to fix, encourage, and comfort those in our care.
As healthcare workers, it’s our mission to fix, encourage, and comfort those in our care.
We received an excellent question from a Caregiver this week and it’s likely many Caregivers are struggling with the same issue. So, we thought we’d share the question and the answer with all of you!
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