Summer is almost here – the season of sunshine, BBQs, picnics, and splashing around in the water. If you are caring for someone with diabetes, don’t miss a beat (or the beach!) with these tips for managing diabetes in the summer. Summertime means lighter meals with fresh fruits and vegetables. Good weather enables a diabetic…
If you or a loved one have either Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes, you should be aware that extreme summer heat can be dangerous because of its effect on blood glucose levels. Heat combined with moderate to high levels of activity can cause profuse sweating and lead to dehydration. In turn, dehydration may lead to…
Many seniors and their loved ones worry and fret over how to pay home care providers, with some assuming that they don’t have the resources to pay for this much-needed service when the time comes. Many seniors that need assistance rely on a family member, usually unpaid, to help them out quite regularly. There are…
If you are a caregiver, either a family member or a professional personal care aide, an important part of being a caregiver is to work with doctors and other healthcare professionals who are involved in caring for the patient. You may find it advantageous to accompany the patient to the doctor on the next scheduled…
Personal hygiene becomes harder as people grow older and health conditions such as arthritis make it harder to maneuver safely in the bathroom. However, you should also be aware that dementia causes symptoms that can increase the challenges of bathing and brushing their teeth. As a family caregiver, your loved one depends on you to…
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