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Medication Safety Training: How to Instill Ear Drops

Medication Safety Training: How to Instill Ear Drops

As a caregiver or care partner, it is important to know how to properly instill ear drops for elderly family members. This guide provides a step by step form for administering medication in the ear safely and effectively.

Medication Safety Training: Diabetes and Low Blood Sugar

Medication Safety Training: Diabetes and Low Blood Sugar

Being a caregiver for a family member with diabetes can be challenging, especially when it comes to managing low blood sugar. Learn the signs, causes, and treatment options in this comprehensive guide.

10 Warning Signs Your Aging Parent Needs Help in the Home

10 Warning Signs Your Aging Parent Needs Help in the Home

Guns and Dementia A Medical Issue? The Questions I Am Asked Are Intrusive

Guns and Dementia A Medical Issue? The Questions I Am Asked Are Intrusive

Studies have found that caregivers and gun owning family members, living with someone with dementia, did not remove or lock up their firearms. Learn why this poses a risk and how healthcare professionals are working to educate on responsible gun safety in dementia care

Questions to Ask About Medications

Questions to Ask About Medications

Don't be afraid to ask questions about your medications. Review all your medications annually with your primary care physician to see if you can lower dosages or discontinue use. Get a list of important questions to ask here.

Dementia Behaviors

Dementia Behaviors

The challenges of dementia behaviors can be overwhelming. Learn how to prevent dementia behaviors, and deal with them when they occur

Medication Safety Tips for Seniors

Medication Safety Tips for Seniors

Do you have elderly loved ones that are living with chronic conditions? Find out how to keep them safe from potential medication interactions.