Baker’s Dozen Ways to Share Your Caregiving Passion

Caregivers of senior loved ones know how important it is to have support. Having a helping hand can make the day bearable. As Americans, we know how strength in numbers can achieve amazing things. When people band together for a common cause their impact can be exceptional. There are many causes that we can get behind … Read more

Who’s Hanging Out on Your Senior Loved Ones’ Family Tree?

Have you seen that TV program Who Do You Think You Are?  It traces the genealogy of celebrities and uncovers some very interesting stories. According to the show’s website, people “embark on personal journeys of self-discovery to trace their family trees” and “reveal the fabric of humanity through everyone’s place in history.” We all have … Read more

Smartphone Apps for Seniors and Their Family Caregivers

Seniors are using smartphones in rapidly increasing numbers, as are their family caregivers. That leads to even more questions about the best apps to use. There are a number of smartphone apps seniors can use to manage their lives and which family caregivers can use along with their senior loved ones to make the lives … Read more

Happier Seniors are Healthier Seniors

How they feel not only affects our senior loved ones in the moment, but also for years to come. We found an article from AARP that highlights two recent studies that delve into the effect our seniors’ mood has on their physical health. One study in the Current Directions in Psychological Science suggests that a … Read more

9 Steps in Managing Family Caregiver Guilt

Too many family caregivers who work tirelessly to help their senior loved ones be healthy, stay safe and just get through each day know what guilt feels like. Do you feel tense when you have to answer the same question 100 times a day? Do you regret having to leave the house to get your … Read more

Which Social Network is Best for Seniors?

The response we’ve received to our campaign to get senior loved ones participating in social media is gratifying to us at Senior Care Corner. So many have told us it is making a difference in the lives of parents and grandparents. Yes, there is still a long way to go, especially with the most elderly … Read more

11 Tips to Prevent Norovirus (Stomach Flu) in Seniors – or Treat if Too Late

Stomach flu – really a nasty version officially called Norovirus – is seeing an upsurge in reported cases in many parts of the US. The CDC defines the Norovirus as a strain of virus which affects the gastrointestinal tract of humans. The most common symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain and diarrhea — usually with … Read more