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Caregiving

Stressed out Caregiver

The Truth about Caregiver Burnout: Signs and Solutions

July 14, 2021/Caregiver Tips And Ideas, Caregiving, Caring for the Caregiver, Respite Care, Stress/burnout, caregiving, guilt, self care, stress/by wholecare/1 Comment

Being a caregiver can be an exhausting and challenging task. It’s important to recognize caregiver burnout and cope healthily. Understanding […]

woman with alzheimers confused and roaming the neighborhood

Important Tips To Keep A Loved One With Dementia Safe At Home

May 27, 2021/Alzheimer's Care, Caregiver Tips And Ideas, Caregiving, Dementia, Memory Care, Senior Safety/dementia home safety, home safety with alzheimer's/by wholecare

An estimated 5.7 million people age 65 and older have Alzheimer’s disease. As Alzheimer’s progresses, a person’s abilities change, and […]

professional cancer caregiver

How A Professional Caregiver Can Offer Much Needed Support to Cancer Patients and Their Family

April 3, 2021/Cancer Care, Caring for the Caregiver, Medications, Specialized Home Care Needs/cancer, caregiving, medication management, support/by Elizabeth Moss

Caregiving for a loved one with cancer comes with many challenges. Older adults with cancer often experience longer recoveries. Cancer […]

Multiple Sclerosis Caregiver

Caregiving for a Loved One with Multiple Sclerosis

March 1, 2021/Caregiving, Multiple Sclerosis, Senior Safety, Specialized Home Care Needs/multiple sclerosis/by CareGivers

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) can be unpredictable, and abilities can change daily. Understanding the diagnosis, medications, management techniques, and the at-home care […]

Talking About Home Care

Helpful Conversation Starters: How to Talk About the Need for In-Home Care Support

January 19, 2021/Caregiving, Making Home Care Decisions/aging, aging in place, aging parents, answers, decisions, educational, facts, questions, tips, tough conversations/by Elizabeth Moss

Have you noticed changes in your loved one? Are you worried they are spending too much time alone? Maybe you […]

senior couple having breakfast with female family member

Is It Time For In Home Care? Learn the Top Five Signs Care is Needed

January 19, 2021/Making Home Care Decisions, Respite Care/alzheimer's care, answers, companion care, COPD, decisions, educational, facts, in home care, lung, mobility, personal care, questions, respite care, tough conversations/by CareGivers

We speak to families every day who have put off important conversations surrounding aging-in-place and the need for supportive care. […]

pneumonia recovery

How Can Home Care Help with Pneumonia Recovery for Seniors?

September 9, 2020/Caregiver Education, Caregiving, Health and Wellness, Pneumonia, Specialized Home Care Needs/breathing, home care, lung, medication management, nashville in home care, pneumonia in seniors, pneumonia recovery, recovery, rehabilitation, Senior Care, senior health, shortness of breath/by Elizabeth Moss

Caregivers by WholeCare can provide support and assistance as your loved one returns home after being hospitalized for pneumonia. What […]

music therapy for seniors

What Are the Benefits of Music Therapy for Seniors and Older Adults?

August 10, 2020/Activities to Enjoy with Seniors, Caregiver Tips And Ideas, Caregiving/activities, caregiving, caregiving tips and ideas, music, music therapy, therapy, to-do/by Elizabeth Moss

We all know the feelings and memories that different songs evoke – a song that harkens to our first love, […]

How to Help a Senior’s Caregiving Team Work Together

August 10, 2020/Caregiver Tips And Ideas, Caregiving, Making Home Care Decisions/caregiver, caregiver tips, caregiving agency, caregiving strategies, caregiving team, caring for the caregiver, organization, respite care/by Elizabeth Moss

Many seniors rely on the care and support of multiple people. This type of community is important but can also […]

long-distance caregiving

How to Overcome the Challenges of Long-Distance Caregiving

July 8, 2020/Caregiving, Making Home Care Decisions/caregiver tips, caregiving, caregiving strategies, companion care, coordination, long distance caregiver, management, personal care, tough conversations/by Elizabeth Moss

Offering real support and care to seniors is a challenge for many families. For those living far away from senior […]

nurse with a mask cleaning a walker for an elderly woman

How Caregivers Can Keep Seniors Safe at Home During COVID-19

June 9, 2020/Caregiving, COVID-19, Making Home Care Decisions, Senior Safety/answers, companion care, covid-19, decisions, educational, facts, health and wellness, mental health, nashville in home care, personal care, questions/by Elizabeth Moss

The WholeCare Mission is to care for the WHOLE person’s body, mind, and spirit. WholeCare is continually working to find […]

physically distancing

How Caregivers Can Keep Seniors Connected with Family and Friends While Physically Distancing

May 8, 2020/Caregiving, COVID-19, Making Home Care Decisions/caregivers, depression, in home care, isolation, loneliness, physical distancing, tough conversations/by Elizabeth Moss

At this point, we all have a sense of how isolating physically distancing can be. Unfortunately, seniors, who often live […]

“Five Wishes” Advance Healthcare Directive

How to Help Seniors Complete the “Five Wishes” Advance Healthcare Directive

April 8, 2020/Aging-In-Place Planning, Caregiving/advance healthcare directive, end-of-life planning, five wishes, healthcare planning, legal documents, men, planning guides, women/by Elizabeth Moss

Planning for end of life care is a legal matter. Five Wishes is a simple and legal advance healthcare directive. […]

Understanding the Continuum of Care

How to Find the Right Caregiver for Your Elderly Parent

March 9, 2020/Caregiving, Making Home Care Decisions/aging in place, caregiver, caregiver tips, in home care, tough conversations/by Elizabeth Moss

Entrusting your aging parent to someone else’s care is a big decision. How do you know who the right caregiver […]

nurse giving a man an oxygen mask

How Home Care Helps with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

March 9, 2020/Caregiver Education, Caregiving, Chronic Conditions, COPD/caregiving, chronic illness, lung, medication management, nashville in home care, recovery, rehabilitation/by Elizabeth Moss

Home care specialists provide support & assistance as your loved one returns home after being hospitalized for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary […]