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    Physical Therapy and Aging

    August 8, 2017

    Did you know that Physical Therapy programs can work with individuals or their caregivers on creating an individualized exercise program to do at home? This helps either maintain or increase independence in a variety of ways. Physical Therapists can even assist in providing information regarding some adaptive equipment that can be used. We have a […]

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    Physical Therapy and Aging

    Did you know that Physical Therapy programs can work with individuals or their caregivers on creating an individualized exercise program to do at home? This helps either maintain or increase independence in a variety of ways. Physical Therapists can even assist in providing information regarding some adaptive equipment that can be used. We have a number of great local Rehabilitation companies we work with, that provide quality individualized support!

    Filed Under: Aging, Elder care, Northern Virginia, Physical therapy

    Elders Selling Their Home

    August 3, 2017

    We just connected with a local Northern Virginia company and are so excited about further developing this relationship in order to continue to support the needs of our clients! This company assists elders and/or the person supporting them with selling their home. They lessen a lot of the stress and chaos of selling a house, […]

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    Elders Selling Their Home

    We just connected with a local Northern Virginia company and are so excited about further developing this relationship in order to continue to support the needs of our clients! This company assists elders and/or the person supporting them with selling their home. They lessen a lot of the stress and chaos of selling a house, and it’s free! You won’t even believe all the things they can do… they even wash windows!

    Filed Under: Aging, Elders, Northern Virginia

    Technology and Aging

    July 31, 2017

    Technology is advancing so fast it is hard to keep up! For individuals who grew up with smartphones, tablets and computers it can be a little easier to learn how to use a device, compared to an elder who may find them overwhelming to learn. Did you know there are a variety of resources in […]

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    Technology and Aging

    Technology is advancing so fast it is hard to keep up! For individuals who grew up with smartphones, tablets and computers it can be a little easier to learn how to use a device, compared to an elder who may find them overwhelming to learn. Did you know there are a variety of resources in Northern Virginia, even free, focused on assisting elders in learning to use technology. Technology can help elders stay connected with family and friends, help stimulate their brain, and even help with things similar to ordering groceries if they can no longer drive!

    Filed Under: Aging, Elder care, Northern Virginia, Technology

    Pets as Companions for Elders

    July 20, 2017

    Studies show that when elders have pets they have a better overall well-being. Pets provide companionship and help people overcome loneliness and depression. Adopting an older pet is a great way to integrate a dog or cat in the life of an elder. They are already trained and are usually more calm. Contact your local […]

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    Pets as Companions for Elders

    Studies show that when elders have pets they have a better overall well-being. Pets provide companionship and help people overcome loneliness and depression. Adopting an older pet is a great way to integrate a dog or cat in the life of an elder. They are already trained and are usually more calm. Contact your local Humane Society to further explore this wonderful idea!

    Filed Under: Elder care

    Suicide Risk

    July 13, 2017

    Has an elder in your life said things like “I’d be better of dead?” Believe it or not it is common for elders who are struggling with multiple illnesses to feel that way. However, it is always important to assess whether or not they are suicidal. Do they have intent to harm themselves or end […]

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    Suicide Risk

    Has an elder in your life said things like “I’d be better of dead?” Believe it or not it is common for elders who are struggling with multiple illnesses to feel that way. However, it is always important to assess whether or not they are suicidal. Do they have intent to harm themselves or end their own life? Do they have a plan of how they would do it? If so, get them immediate help by calling their Doctor, taking them to the ER, or calling a Mental Health Crisis line.

    Filed Under: Elder care

    Preparing Elders for the Hospital

    July 7, 2017

    Take a look at this free program to learn more about what you can do to support an aging person in the hospital. Also, we provide advocacy for elders while in the hospital and help provide support during or after the transition out of the hospital.

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    Preparing Elders for the Hospital

    Take a look at this free program to learn more about what you can do to support an aging person in the hospital. Also, we provide advocacy for elders while in the hospital and help provide support during or after the transition out of the hospital.

    Filed Under: Elder care

    Signs of Changes in an Elder

    June 21, 2017

    Are you traveling this summer to visit an aging parent? Here are some tips for assessing whether or not they are experiencing changes in their daily functioning. Do they have spoiled food or hardly any food around? Is there a lot more clutter than usual? Are they wearing dirty clothes or has their grooming changed? […]

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    Signs of Changes in an Elder

    Are you traveling this summer to visit an aging parent? Here are some tips for assessing whether or not they are experiencing changes in their daily functioning.

    Do they have spoiled food or hardly any food around?
    Is there a lot more clutter than usual?
    Are they wearing dirty clothes or has their grooming changed?
    Any dents on their car (if still driving)?

    These are just a few early warning signs to catch before things get worse for the aging person in your life.

    Filed Under: Elder care

    Elder Abuse Awareness

    June 16, 2017

    Unfortunately, elder abuse happens more often than you would think, and most elder abuse goes unnoticed. Elder abuse can be in the form of neglect, financial exploitation, and emotional and physical abuse. If you suspect an older adult may be a victim of elder abuse, you can make an anonymous call to your local Adult […]

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    Elder Abuse Awareness

    Unfortunately, elder abuse happens more often than you would think, and most elder abuse goes unnoticed. Elder abuse can be in the form of neglect, financial exploitation, and emotional and physical abuse. If you suspect an older adult may be a victim of elder abuse, you can make an anonymous call to your local Adult Protective Services so they can investigate. The more awareness and advocacy we have, the more we can help people remain safe and healthy.

    Filed Under: elder abuse Tagged With: Elder Abuse, elder care

    Elder Care and Loneliness

    June 12, 2017

    Research shows that almost half of older adults report that most days they feel lonely. This can cause an increase in illness and can lead to premature death. Do not be afraid to ask an older adult if they are lonely and to help connect them with others. In the rural towns of Northern Virginia […]

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    Elder Care and Loneliness

    Research shows that almost half of older adults report that most days they feel lonely. This can cause an increase in illness and can lead to premature death. Do not be afraid to ask an older adult if they are lonely and to help connect them with others. In the rural towns of Northern Virginia many people believe this is difficult to do. However, there are actually multiple options in rural towns. For example, Senior Centers, that also provide transportation to and from their Center.

    Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: elder care, illness, loneliness

    Research on Benefits of Care Management

    June 6, 2017

    Did you know that the majority of the 112 Million Americans who are in need of aging services, are receiving support from a family member, friend, or neighbor? Many people do not know about the field of Care Management, which helps to navigate the aging process. A Research Project done by Aging Life Care in […]

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    Research on Benefits of Care Management

    Did you know that the majority of the 112 Million Americans who are in need of aging services, are receiving support from a family member, friend, or neighbor? Many people do not know about the field of Care Management, which helps to navigate the aging process. A Research Project done by Aging Life Care in 2016 shows that the most valuable services provided by a Care Manager are Providing Peace of Mind, Assessing the Aging Person’s Needs, Preventing Crises, and Advocating for Medical Needs with Providers! We encourage you to learn more about this beneficial professional resource!

    Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: advantages of care management, Elder care services, Research

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