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Self Care for Family Caregivers
-Written by Adult Care Advisors | No Comments March 7, 2014
Caring for a family member who has dementia is often physically and emotionally demanding. The responsibilities to keep a loved one safe, healthy and occupied can take its toll affecting the health and well being of the caregiver. Some describe caregiving as an emotional roller coaster. On the one hand, caring demonstrates love and commitment…. Read more »
Continue ReadingWhat is the Difference between Memory Care versus Assisted Living?
-Written by Adult Care Advisors | No Comments March 6, 2014
Memory care centers and assisted living are both options for long-term senior care, but there are major differences between the two. They differ in cost, services provided, and more. Understanding the differences is key to choosing the right option for your senior. At Adult Care Advisors, we work with seniors and their families to find… Read more »
Continue ReadingAssisted Living in New Jersey: Moving Tips for Seniors
-Written by Adult Care Advisors | No Comments February 28, 2014
No moving job is ever as simple as we would like it to be. When you are moving a senior into assisted living in New Jersey, there are a number of things to think about that are unique to this moving exercise. Whether the move is short- or long-distance, there are steps you can take
Continue ReadingSenior Care for Parents in New Jersey: Protecting Seniors from Financial Abuse
-Written by Adult Care Advisors | No Comments February 21, 2014
The mistreatment of those who are helpless or unable to defend themselves occurs with animals, children, pets, women, and even senior citizens, but abuse comes in many forms. Financial abuse is all too common among seniors, and more often than not, it is their caregivers and family members who are the culprits. When it comes… Read more »
Continue ReadingLiving Will, DNR & Power of Attorney: It Does Not Hurt to Have Them
-Written by Adult Care Advisors | No Comments February 16, 2014
Seniors, indeed all adult members of any family, should make their wishes known about medical care in case they become incapacitated or otherwise unable to communicate due to an injury or serious illness. At Adult Care Advisors, we know that no family wants to be left guessing – or worse, arguing about their loved… Read more »
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