Discover the essence of companion care in our latest blog post, "What Is Companion Care? Types And Benefits." Learn about the different forms of companion care available and how they can significantly enhance the quality of life for older adults. We delve into the advantages of having a compassionate companion, from social interaction to assistance with daily activities. This essential guide is perfect for families considering companion care for their loved ones in the Denver area and beyond.

Exploring new places doesn't have to slow down with age, especially when you have the right travel companion. At LifeSmartConcepts, we understand the unique needs of senior travelers and provide companions who are not just caregivers, but also friends. Whether you're looking to visit old sites or discover new ones, our companions ensure safety, comfort, and companionship throughout your journey. Learn how to choose the perfect travel buddy for your next adventure in our latest blog post.

Staying physically active is essential for people of all ages, and it becomes even more crucial as we grow older. Regular exercise offers a wide range of benefits that contribute to overall health, mobility, and well-being, especially for seniors. In this blog post, we'll explore the numerous advantages of home exercise specifically tailored for seniors. 
 

Being a caregiver is a rewarding yet challenging role that requires dedication, time, and energy. As a caregiver, it's crucial to prioritize your own well-being and ensure you have the support you need. Respite care offers a temporary break for caregivers, allowing them to recharge and take care of their own physical and emotional needs. At LifeSmartConcepts, LLC, we understand the importance of respite care for caregivers. In this blog, we'll explore five times when caregivers should utilize respite care to maintain their own well-being and continue providing the best care for their loved ones.
 

As our loved ones age, it becomes essential to provide them with the care and support they need to maintain a high quality of life. Elderly care services play a vital role in ensuring the well-being and happiness of seniors. At LifeSmartConcepts, LLC, we understand the importance of elderly care and the positive impact it has on seniors' lives. In this blog, we'll explore the significance of elderly care services and how they contribute to enhancing the overall health and happiness of older adults.
 

If you're among the majority of adult children in America, chances are you're providing some level of care for an aging parent. Perhaps it helps with driving to doctor's appointments or cooking meals. Maybe it's keeping an eye on their medications or managing their finances. Or, it could be something more substantial, like helping them bathe or dress. Whatever the level of care, it's likely that you didn't expect to be in this position at this stage in your life.

You're not alone. In fact, according to a recent study by the National Alliance for Caregiving and AARP, nearly half of all adults in the United States have provided care for an ill or aging family member in the last 12 months. And, as our population continues to age, that number is only going to increase.
 

Discussing senior care with your parents can be a sensitive and emotional topic. You want to make sure that your parents are taken care of, but you also want to respect their autonomy and maintain a positive relationship. Here are 5 tips to help you navigate this difficult conversation.

If you have elderly parents who require assistance from a senior care provider, you're not alone. Many families are in the same situation. While it's difficult for everyone involved, it can be especially challenging for adult children. Here are three of the most common challenges adult children face when their parents are in need of senior care.

I could fill a page with the many descriptors for this unending pandemic: unprecedented, chaotic, historic, unique, disruptive, tumultuous, challenging, etc. It’s an event that brought changes, left scars, caused losses, and offered opportunities. However described or experienced, the lessons we continue to experience should not be wasted.

Finding caregivers in this pandemic has been and continues to be quite challenging, especially for older adults who are trying to avoid exposure to the Covid-19 virus and the rapidly spreading variant. Around the country, many older adults were isolated and/or quarantined in their homes and/or care facilities a greater part of last year. People continue to need assistance with their medical and personal needs as well as basic supplies.

Due to the pandemic, there’s a significant decline in the health status of many seniors due to the inability to socialize with others face to face. Along with this, there’s anxiety associated with the uncertainty caused by the Coronavirus. Over the past year, things slowed down considerably, and many seniors went without the necessary services they needed. The virus has also hit the elderly the worst as they are more prone to catching it and succumbing to it. As a result, they had to deal with isolation and loneliness.

Original Article Source Credits: AgingInPlace, https://aginginplace.org

Article Written By: NA

Original Article Posted on: May, 2021

Link to Original Article: https://aginginplace.org/important-caregiver-skills-to-keep-seniors-happy-in-their-home

Original Article Source Credits: MedlinePlus, https://medlineplus.gov

Article Written By: NA

Original Article Posted on: NA

Link to Original Article: https://medlineplus.gov/nutritionforolderadults.html

Original Article Source Credits: Help Guide, https://www.helpguide.org

Article Written By: NA

Original Article Posted on: NA

Link to Original Article: https://www.helpguide.org/articles/healthy-living/exercise-and-fitness-as-you-age.htm

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As we work our way through this pandemic, I've noted that there are more and more messages in commercials and from businesses for us to reach out in kindness - in whatever small way - to others during these times.

During these critical and uncertain times, isolating can be a big scary monster for many, especially older adults. For some of them, it's an indicator that more of the same is coming their way - more isolation, loneliness, and aloneness.

I recently had a client who seemed a bit stuck, emotionally. She is experiencing Alzheimer's and sometimes has rough days. I asked her if she'd ever heard of a vision board.