By Alessandra Ramirez, Certified Concierge Care Advisor Deciding to Be the Primary Caregiver: What You Need to Know The Challenges of Being a Primary Caregiver Becoming a primary caregiver for a loved one is a deeply personal and noble choice. It often stems from a place of love and responsibility, but it is also a […]
When Is It The Right Time?
By Vannah Rose Roberto, Certified Concierge Care Advisor It is hard to know when it’s the right time to think and plan ahead before you or your loved one are put in dangerous situations. One of the main reason’s seniors are hospitalized are caused by falls, aside from dehydration and medication errors. Seniors are taken […]
Assisted Living or Adult Family Home?
By Jenny Austin-Krzemien Certified Concierge Care Advisor I have worked with many families who insisted that their loved one needed to move into assisted living even though they needed around the clock care. And on the other hand, I have worked with families who thought their loved one needed to be in an adult family […]
How To Protect Loved Ones Looking for Senior Care
How to Choose a Senior Care Advisor: Key Questions to Ask for Peace of Mind As we age, many of us will need additional support with day-to-day activities. Finding the right senior care option can feel overwhelming, with so many choices and complex processes to navigate. The good news? Senior care advisors—like the team at […]
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Senior Transportation Solutions
By Vannah Rose Roberto, Certified Concierge Care Advisor Are you coming to a point where you need someone else to do the driving for you or your loved one? Good news! There are multiple options that are available for seniors that are available to take you to and from places at a low cost, whether […]
Disaster Prep: Caring for Dementia or Alzheimer’s Patients
By Donna Mischke, Director of Family Services at Concierge Care Advisors Emergency Preparedness for Caregivers of Dementia and Alzheimer’s Patients As extreme weather conditions continue to impact the United States, it’s a timely reminder of the importance of emergency preparedness—especially for those caring for loved ones with dementia or Alzheimer’s. Whether it’s record-breaking cold, snowstorms, […]
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Be Kind To Yourself
By Sylvana Rinehart, Certified Concierge Care Advisor If you are like me, you might be feeling somewhat uneasy and “out of sorts” lately. It has been a year of fears, hopes, sadness and many losses. Now we have a vaccine which is in itself a testimonial to incredible scientific progress and collaboration, but it brings […]
GPS Technology, Memory Loss and Our Seniors
By Kathy Finley, Director of Family Services at Concierge Care Advisors The number of people living with dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease is expected to rise to 75.6 million by 2030, and 135.5 million by 2050. Dementia and other similar conditions often cause older adults to become confused or lost in both familiar and unfamiliar places. […]
Scams That Target Seniors
By Donna Mischke, Director of Family Services at Concierge Care Advisors My Mom called me again today and let me know about the latest phone call she received from alleged scammers trying to obtain bank account information from her. It seems she gets at least 3 to 4 calls weekly either from telemarketers or someone […]
The Lewy Body Dementia That Took Robin William’s Life
By Sylvana Rinehart, Certified Concierge Care Advisor Alzheimer’s disease and dementia are diseases many of us sadly know firsthand, but there is another one that plagued the late comedian Robin Williams that I would like to write about today because I am seeing more clients with these symptoms. It might be “the most common disease […]
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