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Tips to Cope & Manage Sundowners Syndrome Have you noticed that the senior in your life is experiencing intense mood and behavioral changes when the sun goes down? Believe it or not, this is a real syndrome – Sundowners Syndrome – that’s relatively common among Alzheimer’s patients. Today, we’re going to talk about sundown syndrome. We

Vick Hoak Talks About Home Care During Covid-19 We are honored to welcome to All Home Care Matters the Executive Director of the Home Care Association of America, Vicki Hoak. We will be speaking with Vicki about the effect that Covid-19 has had on the Home Care industry and the caregivers, home health aides, and those

Best Technology Tips to Help with Caregiving Caregiving can be extremely challenging, but it doesn’t have to be. There is some incredible technology out there designed to make caregiving and senior living far more efficient, organized, and even meaningful. On today’s episode, we’ll dive into some of the best tech out there that can help you

Tips on Communicating with Elderly Loved Ones One of the most common struggles family caregivers face is communicating with elderly loved ones. Communicating with seniors can be difficult for a myriad of reasons – from health problems to rising tensions due to changing family dynamics – but today, we’re here to help. On this episode, it’s

Support for All Things Regarding Home Care Elmer learns about All Home Care Matters from his fishing buddy whose wife had been dealing with health issues. They are relieved to discover that there is support and information for families and those facing long-term care issues.

Causes and Treatments for Hearing Loss Age-related hearing loss affects one out of three people between the ages of 65 and 74. If your loved one is experiencing hearing loss, it’s important to begin a treatment plan and a support system right away. Because seniors with hearing loss have a harder time hearing alarms or warnings,

Trustworthy Online Resources for the Family Caregiver If you’re a family caregiver, then you know that finding trustworthy online resources is easier said than done. Still, its importance cannot be understated. That’s why today, we’re diving into our favorite sites for family caregivers – so you can know who to trust once and for all. Thank

Follow These Strategies to Help Care for Someone with Dementia If you’re a caregiver for a loved one with dementia, you have probably felt daunted, overwhelmed, and frustrated more than you’d like to admit. This job comes with its own unique set of challenges – and today, we’re here to help you find strategies to get