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Caregivers are often called on to manage the financial and healthcare decisions of another. In order for Caregivers to be able to manage these affairs, legal documents must be created and signed by the person in need of care while they are mentally capable of understanding the consequences of their
Caregiving is a full-time job but many people are also working another full time job while caring for an older adult. There are a variety of tools out there to help you manage your current job while you are a caregiver. AARP’s Caregiving While Working article reviews key tips and tools for
It’s no secret, being a caregiver is sometimes challenging and overwhelming. When caring for someone else, it’s easy to put your own needs aside. It can be an isolating journey. Although, you may feel like you can do it all alone, it is vital that you establish a healthy support
Caring for someone with dementia can be a difficult task. We’ve designed this resource page to provide you with a some tools to help on your journey. The page contains education presentations, information on local support groups, steps to getting a diagnosis and more. Education The Alzheimer’s Association Houston and
Understanding who pays for what can be confusing when caring for an older adult. Below is an outline of some of the common benefits older adults receive and links to the local agencies that can help you understand them. Medicare vs. Medicaid The words Medicare and Medicaid are frequently used
Caregiving can be a daunting task and you may feel like you are in a whirlwind. You may be feeling worried, scared, guilty, anxious, etc. This website has tools to equip you on your caregiving journey. Tools you can use There are a variety of tools available to help you
Caregiving is like any other job or role. Sometimes you just need to take a break from it to get some rest and relaxation. When caregiving, this is often referred to as respite. There are different types of respite and different resources available to help you find it. Types of
Veterans are eligible for a variety of benefits and services that can assist you in caring for them. Below are a few resources that may help you access and use these benefits. What help is available for caregivers of veterans? Navigating veterans’ benefits can be difficult; however, they can be
Research has shown that social engagement and connection can have positive impacts on the health and well-being of older adults. The resources below detail the resources available in Houston. What is social engagement? Social engagement is the opportunity for individuals to connect with other people, sometimes in one-on-one interactions and
At some point in your caregiving your loved one may require more assistance than you are able to provide, in these instances long term care services may be needed. This section will review types of long term care, strategies for identifying the appropriate options and resources for paying for long
It’s no secret, being a caregiver is sometimes challenging and overwhelming. When caring for someone else, it’s easy to put your own needs aside. The following resources contain tips for self-care, workshops that help you to cope with the stresses of caregiver and options for getting a break. Self-Care As
Much of the job of a caregiver is managing specific health related needs. This can include daily management of health care needs, like medication management or making health care decisions at the end of life. Below are some key resources to guide you through these key issues. Understanding the diagnosis
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