The MeetCaregivers Care Portal promotes care coordination by simplifying everyday communication and reporting for seniors, caregivers, and family members. This solution reduces gaps in care, improves satisfaction with care services, and eases stress for families and caregivers.
Poor matches between caregivers and seniors contribute to care fragmentation, caregiver turnover, and family stress. Our Care Match formula facilitates better matches between seniors and caregivers, leading to better client/caregiver relationships, care, and peace of mind for families.
If you’re a professional caregiver, knowing your area’s average pay rate helps ensure you are paid fairly. Similarly, seniors or their families looking for a professional caregiver can ensure they offer competitive payments. So how much do caregivers make?
Knowing the signs that your aging parents need help at home will go a long way to supporting their health, safety, and quality of life. By learning these signs (and where to find the right resources), you can give your parents the support they need as they age.
Consumer direction programs give seniors more control over their preferred care but can also create extra hurdles. Learn more about the benefits of these programs and factors to consider before enrolling in one.
Age brings many changes that may affect appetite and the ability to meet the body’s nutritional needs. However, exterior challenges to senior nutrition, such as cost, also exist. Keep reading to learn how to support older adults’ health.
A dementia caregiver support group is a helpful way to learn more about your loved one’s illness, share experiences, and receive encouragement from other caregivers.
Caregiver license programs empower professionals and help them feel more fulfilled while building stronger relationships with care recipients. Keep reading to learn more about caregiver licensing and training.
If you missed our January webinar, here’s a quick recap of some questions asked by our audience.
Paying for senior care is a significant challenge for millions of families. Here are 13 programs that may help lower the cost of in-home care for elderly adults.
