Caregiving Topics
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Note: You may enlarge the font size on each page by clicking once or twice on the small box with the "A" in it at the top right of the page. INTRODUCTION TO THE TOPIC / /IMPORTANT INFORMATION Many, if not most, older adults, wish to remain in their own homes as long as possible. Even when staying at home does not seem ideal, often the thought of moving somewhere new, making new friends, finding new places to shop or worship, can be stressful at any age. It is often possible for an older adult to remain in his/her home…
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You may enlarge the font size on each page by clicking once or twice on the small box with the "A" in it at the top right of the page. INTRODUCTION TO THE TOPIC / IMPORTANT INFORMATION This tool is intended to help you understand your and your loved one's needs and preferences as you consider available residential options and which might be the best option for you both. Most older adults wish to remain in their own home as long as possible. Even when staying at home does not seem ideal, the thought of moving somewhere new, making…
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You may increase the font size of each page by clicking once or twice on the small box with the "A" in it at the top right of the page. INTRODUCTION TO THE TOPIC / IMPORTANT INFORMATION Having a loved one who has care needs move into your home or moving yourself into your loved one’s home brings tremendous changes for you both. Although there may be many rewards in being an in-home caregiver for a loved one, it may also create significant additional stresses. The Situation Review included with this topic presents statements that may help you think…
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IMPORTANT: CARIE does not provide legal advice. If you believe you need legal advice, please consult an attorney. There are resources to help you find an attorney following the Situation Review.
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As they age, some adults may have difficulty understanding and making decisions about their finances, health care, living arrangements or other matters. It is very important to remember that not…
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You may increase the font size on each page by clicking once or twice on the small box with the "A" in it at the top right of the page. INTRODUCTION TO THE TOPIC / IMPORTANT INFORMATION Even if you have been a caregiver for some time, providing end of life care for a loved one may raise doubts or fears about what to expect and whether you will be able to manage your loved one's needs. Caregiving for a loved one at the end of life often brings with it new responsibilities and unfamiliar tasks. While providiing end…
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You may increase the font size of each page by clicking once or twice on the small box with the "A" in it at the top right of the page. INTRODUCTION TO THE TOPIC / IMPORTANT INFORMATION Distance from an older loved one who may need help or support adds an additional layer of concern for the caregiver, who must try to determine how their loved one is doing through telephone conversations and information from others who are "on the scene." As a long distance caregiver, there are steps you can take that will help you feel more comfortable…