by Bluebird Homecare | May 2, 2018 | Blog, caregiving strategies, elder care, homecare strategies, in-home care, independent living
Increasing numbers of Americans are reaching their golden years. Technological innovations are making it possible for the more than 99% of seniors who want to age in place to maintain maximum independence. New research, coupled with these advancements, has made it...
by Bluebird Homecare | Jan 23, 2018 | Blog, caregiving strategies, elder care, in-home care
If you are a primary caregiver for a family member who is ailing or aging, there might be a lot of questions about the best course of action. This time in your life can be stressful. You’re taking care of someone who you love deeply. At the same time, you need...
by Bluebird Homecare | Dec 28, 2017 | Blog, caregiving strategies, elder care, homecare strategies, in-home care
Current and emerging technologies are revolutionizing in-home care delivery for seniors. This is especially promising for the nearly 90 percent of baby-boomers who want to “age in place,” remaining in their own homes as long as possible. Advances in...
by Bluebird Homecare | Nov 14, 2017 | alzheimer's care, Blog, caregiving strategies
Living with Alzheimer’s is challenging, and watching the disease progress in a loved one can be extremely difficult for caregivers. Dementia causes sensory capabilities to decline. Even when older people are not experiencing problems with vision or hearing, they...
by Bluebird Homecare | Oct 31, 2017 | Blog, caregiving strategies, elder care
As increasing numbers of baby boomers reach their golden years, the idea of “aging in place” is rapidly gaining momentum in the US. Nearly 90 percent of seniors prefer the comfort and familiarity of their own homes rather than transitioning to an...
by Bluebird Homecare | Oct 17, 2017 | Blog, caregiving strategies, elder care, independent living
A lot of changes take place as we age. Friends and family members pass away. Illnesses or physical impairments can keep us from enjoying the things that used to brighten our days. It often becomes increasingly more difficult to engage with others. Adult children may...
