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The holiday season presents a wonderful opportunity for families to reconnect, celebrate, and create meaningful memories. If you’re planning a holiday trip with aging relatives, there’s more to consider to ensure that everyone is safe while still having a great time. From choosing the right destination…
Better Sleep Habits for Aging Adults
As we get older, many of us may notice that good sleep doesn’t come as easily as it used to. Falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking up feeling refreshed can become a real challenge. If you struggle to get the rest you need, it could be time to rethink your bedtime routine. A few simple adjustments…
Home Care Excellence – Keyla O.
Keyla began her caregiving journey in 2014 with her first client, Benjamin. Reflecting on her time with him, she describes it as nothing short of “a beautiful experience.” Keyla was more than just an aide to him, she worked long hours by his side and offered him comfort and companionship for four…
Managing Diabetes During the Holiday Season
The holiday season is filled with joy, laughter, and let’s be honest – lots of delicious food! For those managing diabetes, this time of year can feel a little challenging. With careful planning and mindfulness, it’s possible to partake in the celebrations without sacrificing your health. Plan…
White Paper: Unlocking Hidden Benefits in Long-Term Care Insurance Policies
Long-term care insurance is a critical component in managing the healthcare needs and financial security of aging populations. However, many policyholders are not fully aware of all the benefits their policies provide, potentially missing out on valuable coverage that could ease financial burdens and…
White Paper: A Strategic Guide to Initiating a Long-Term Care Insurance Claim
As the need for long-term care (LTC) arises, it is imperative for policyholders to understand the process of initiating a claim under their long-term care insurance policy. This white paper aims to demystify the steps involved in making a claim, ensuring that policyholders can efficiently access their…
Reducing Anxiety in Seniors
Many seniors face anxiety, yet it often goes undiagnosed. Discover effective ways to manage anxiety in older adults, from exercise to social connections, and see how LifeWorx caregivers can make a positive impact on their mental health. Anxiety is a common disorder among older adults, affecting as many…
Empower Seniors to Feel Secure in Their Environment
Seniors often face unique challenges that can have a significant impact on their sense of security. From health concerns to sudden shifts in their living arrangements, providing support and using thoughtful strategies can help seniors feel secure and confident. Read more to learn about strategies that…
Ask The Expert: Interview with Dwiann Morgan
In honor of National Nurses Week, we spoke with Dwiann Morgan, Director of Patient Services at LifeWorx about her experiences, perspectives, and insights into in-home elder care. Her dedication to providing compassionate and personalized care shines through in this interview. Q: As Director of Patient…
Private Duty Nurses from LifeWorx
As loved one’s age, families may find themselves grappling with how to ensure their relatives are receiving the best care. Many families will hire a private duty nurse to help their loved one stay independent, manage their medical needs, and maintain their lifestyle. Personalized attention and custom…
Helping Loved Ones Adjust to a New Caregiver
Life is filled with changes and transitions, some of which can be difficult for seniors. Health care needs change over time too, and your loved one might require a team of caregivers, not just a single aide. Adjusting to a new caregiver can be a significant transition for seniors. It marks a change in…
Understanding Frailty in Older Adults
For many families, recognizing frailty in their loved ones can be overwhelming. It opens the door to many questions about immediate care and sparks discussions about long-term planning and quality of life. Understanding frailty in older adults is important because it encompasses physical, emotional,…
Understanding the Signs of Parkinson’s Disease
As Parkinson’s Awareness Month begins, it’s important to shed light on the early signs and diagnostic challenges associated with the disease. Parkinson’s is a neurodegenerative disorder impacting millions worldwide. Recognizing the subtle indicators is essential for timely intervention and effective…
Discover Engaging Spring Activities for Seniors
Spring is a time of renewal and new beginnings, and seniors deserve to revel in its beauty! This season can serve as a powerful reminder that it is never too late to make positive changes and try new things. Below is a list of engaging spring activities for seniors to enjoy with their loved ones or caregivers…
How to Plan For Respite Care Relief
As family members and loved ones begin to age, the likelihood of them needing assistance in daily activities increases. When you’re helping an aging loved one perform activities of daily living (ADLs), it isn’t always easy. Although being a caregiver is gratifying, it can also be physically, mentally…
A Senior’s Guide to Common Winter Hazards
Winter is a wonderful time of the year, but it can also be dangerous, especially for older adults experiencing frailty. As temperatures drop, the conditions outside can increase weather-related illnesses, falls on wintry surfaces, and/or injury caused by freezing (frostbite). Being informed and learning…