Caregiver Chapel Hill NC-Caregivers are under a lot of pressure. Sometimes that means that they experience health issues they wouldn’t have otherwise faced. Here is what to look out for.
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What Food and Water Should Your Parent Have for an Emergency?
Elder Care Cary NC-Use these tips to help ensure your senior has access to the proper food and water and their emergency kit while preparing for an emergency such as a severe weather situation.
Questions to Ask After Your Parent is Diagnosed with Breast Cancer
Home Care Greensboro NC-After this diagnosis is the time for both of you to ask questions so you can feel better prepared, more aware, and more confident as you move ahead in the way that is right for them. Here are some ideas.
Managing Food Safety for an Elderly Adult with Sensory Decline
Home Care Services Raleigh NC-Senior adults are more likely than younger adults to contract foodborne illness or infection for a variety of reasons, but one is sensory decline. Use these tips to help the out.
Hurricane Florence – Update
As we continue to track and monitor Hurricane Florence off the North Carolina coast, the Nurse Care Office Team is making preparations for the potential impact. According to the latest forecast, it is likely Florence will affect Eastern and Central North Carolina beginning late Thursday. The greatest impact is expected Thursday night through Saturday with the
Is Your Parent’s Memory Loss a Sign of Alzheimer’s Disease?
Homecare Durham NC-While memory loss is a central feature of Alzheimer’s disease, this progressive cognitive disease is not the only cause of memory loss, and not all memory loss is related to Alzheimer’s disease.
Did You Know August is National Eye Exam Month?
Senior Care High Point NC-Family caregivers who are responsible for their aging loved one should take advantage of National Eye Exam Month, observed every August, and make eye care and eye health a priority.
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) – New Bern, NC – $2000 Sign On Bonus!
Home Health Care Greenville NC-Nurse Care is hiring for experienced LPNs for a pediatric home care case with an 8yo child. Vent, trach, and g-tube experience needed.
Are You Managing Your Time as a Caregiver Well?
Home Care Services Pittsboro NC-If you’re looking for ways to use your time more efficiently, here are some tips to help you better manage your time as a caregiver.
What Benefits Can Your Senior Expect from Pulmonary Rehabilitation?
Elderly Care Wake Forest NC-Pulmonary rehabilitation is a type of therapy that helps people with lung issues, such as COPD. It combines educational techniques with exercise to help strengthen your senior’s lungs and her entire body.
What Should You Journal about as a Caregiver?
Caregiver Hillsborough NC-Keeping a journal is a wonderful way for you to channel and to sort through your emotions as a caregiver. Journaling shouldn’t be something that you dread, so try one or more of these ideas.
What is Salmonella and How Do I Watch Out for It?
Elder Care Chapel Hill NC-Salmonella is a bacterial disease that can be present because of a variety of factors, including unsafe kitchen practices. Knowing the symptoms of salmonella poisoning and how to avoid it could allow you to prevent your aging relative from getting the illness.
Why Aren’t Family Members Helping You More?
Senior Care Cary NC-It’s frustrating when other family members aren’t helping as much as you’d like. Here are some reasons why.
What is Bone Cancer?
Home Health Care Greensboro NC-When an older adult is diagnosed with bone cancer, the diagnosis can be overwhelming for the senior and for their family members. Learning more about this rare form of cancer is a good way to move forward toward treatment and recovery.
Q1 2018 Stars and Strikes Bonus Program
Caregiver Durham NC-In early May, Nurse Care celebrated its amazing caregivers who were awarded bonuses for outstanding performance during the 1st quarter of 2018.
How Can Your Senior with COPD Start to Eat Better?
Home Care Raleigh: Eating well with COPD is vital because it takes so many calories just to breathe. Here are some ideas for healthy choices.
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May & June CPR/BLS Schedule
Nurse Care is pleased to offer a CPR class for its caregivers and other community members. This is an AHA approved BLS course. It is free for Nurse Care employees and $30 for community members. The class schedule can be found below. Call 919.309.4333 today to reserve your spot! May 10th from 3:30pm-6:30pm, Raleigh Office
CPR Class — 4/28/16 @ 5pm
Nurse Care is pleased to offer a CPR class for its caregivers and other community members. This is an AHA approved BLS course. It is free for Nurse Care employees and $30 for community members. The class will run from 5pm-8pm at 3200 Croasdaile Dr. Suite 701, Durham, NC 27705. Call 919.309.4333 to reserve your
Detecting the Signs of Dementia in Loved Ones
And Dealing With the Stresses of Caregiving Dementia in older loved ones is complicated and frightening. But there is some early educating you can do to prepare yourself and understand what may be happening before it gets worse. Dementia is highly variable, and for some, it doesn’t rapidly worsen. It also does not always mean
Why Seniors Go Into Assisted Living
How Home Care Agencies Can Help Them Stay at Home Longer What are the most common reasons seniors initially move into assisted living centers? How can home care agencies and their teams of caregiving professionals help keep aging loved ones in their homes? According to a caring.com review, the four “big-picture” areas that most often
Technology could help family members better care for loved ones with dementia
The federal government and the medical research community are going hi-tech to find new and better ways for caregivers to help their loved ones who suffer from dementia. Studies show, the sheer time it takes for in-person observation and caring can be almost impossible to sustain. The caregivers are overburdened, which doesn’t help the people
It’s time to pay home health care workers more for what they do
They care for our parents. They care for our children. They care for us. They are home health care workers, and one thing is certain: They should earn better compensation for the critical service they provide. There are many reasons home health caregivers in North Carolina average about $9.00 an hour, despite having a job