CHCC helps residents manage their financial affairs by offering to hold money for them in a separate account, called a resident trust account, which accrues interest and can be used for paying bills.
Physical therapy can improve the quality of life for individuals in long-term care settings.
Peace of mind can be hard to come by when family members or other loved ones are living with one or more types of dementia or issues related to memory.
You can decorate a long-term care residence to create a cheerful space that will enhance your loved one’s mood and quality of life.
Choosing the right therapeutic rehab center is a big decision that needs careful thought. The facility will, after all, help you recover from an accident, planned surgery or illness.
Taking care of elderly parents involves a combination of physical, emotional and social support. Here are some tips to help keep your elderly parents safe and happy.
So, you’d like to decorate your parent’s or grandparent’s room at the long-term care center for a holiday. That’s fun; what a thoughtful idea!
The primary responsibility of a wound care certified nurse is to promote healing while preventing complications and infections.
Spiritually can help older adults focus on connecting with others, find meaning and purpose in life and stay engaged with the community around them. Those are all good things!
Read this article to learn 10 tips for talking to someone with Alzheimer’s or dementia.
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