aging in place

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MeetCaregivers Care Portal: Care Coordination At Your Fingertips

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.

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MeetCaregivers Care Match Formula: The Secret To Successful Home Care

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.

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20 Signs Your Aging Parents Need Help At Home

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.

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Coordinated Care Means Better Care

The search for and management of home care can be time-consuming and stressful. So we make it simple, secure, and affordable to locate, coordinate, and monitor senior care.

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Common Barriers To Aging In Place For Older Adults

The US’s soaring population of adult adults has remained a major topic of focus for decades. As a result, Healthcare organizations, systems, and policymakers have implemented several changes to address this group’s expanding needs. Removing barriers to aging in place would allow millions more seniors to remain at home, leading to lower costs for individuals, families, health systems, and the federal government.

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How Social Determinants Of Health Drive Caregiver Burden

Unfortunately, many family caregivers lack the support and resources to overcome social determinants of health that contribute to their unmet needs. This article explores how the role of caregiving impacts informal caregivers and ways that health systems and experts can address the problem

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Affordable Senior Resources In Massachusetts

Massachusetts provides many senior resources to support its aging community. Here is a list of programs and organizations offering housing assistance, healthcare, elder abuse, support groups, and more.

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