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Aging Californians Create Demand For Homecare Professionals

Posted on February 26, 2015 by Caryne

Sacramento-Based Franchise Announces Plans to Hire Nearly 180 Caregivers in the Greater Sacramento Area in 2015 SACRAMENTO, CA – As America’s aging population continues to grow, the need for caregivers has become increasingly apparent. That’s why Home Instead Senior Care®, … Continue reading →

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Savvy Senior: How to Keep Tabs On an Elderly Parent When You Can’t Be There

Posted on February 1, 2015 by Caryne

Dear Savvy Senior, Can you recommend any caregiving devices or technology products that help families keep an eye on an elderly parent that lives alone? Over the holidays, my sister and I noticed that my dad’s health has slipped, so … Continue reading →

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The Dhance: The Most Important Tool In The Tool Box

Posted on May 19, 2014 by USHospiceAdmin

As a younger man confronting another experience as a caregiver, I coped by “stuffing my feelings” and “numbing out” with alcohol. “Now I was facing Carol’s traumatic disease, I knew I had to be different.” Friends reminded me, “This is … Continue reading →

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The Dhance: On Vulnerability: A Gut Punch For Men

Posted on April 29, 2014 by USHospiceAdmin

Strength in Unity #3 by Coy Cross II, Ph.D Being a caregiver for my wife meant reshaping my definition and thinking of manhood. I had spent 20 years active duty with the Air Force and another 18+ as an Air … Continue reading →

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The Dhance: I Can Fix This! On Men Accepting the New Role as Caregiver.

Posted on April 29, 2014 by USHospiceAdmin

Strength in Unity #2: by Coy Cross II, Ph.D Men are fixers, so when crisis afflicts those they love, hardwired instinct is to try and fix it. Not  possible in most cases. Anger and guilt are often the next step. … Continue reading →

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