ElderCare University

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1. Physical & Mental Conditions of Aging - Typically, in later life there is a strong association with several chronic health conditions that can affect physical and mental health.

Vision & Hearing

Help with Eating

Dealing with Confusion

Taste & Touch

Maintaining an Active Mind

2. Living Arrangements - When caring for an aging family member nearby or from a distance, making the most appropriate living arrangements requires knowledge of housing options, awareness of community resources and assurance that your aging family member is in a safe environment.

Housing Options

Community Resources

Long Distance Caregiving

Sub Acute Nursing Care

Choosing a Nursing Home

Dealing with Medications

Safety in the Home

3. Financial & Legal Assistance - Making informed financial and legal decisions are critical to successfully managing the affairs of an aging family member. You'll learn about long term care insurance, sources for paying medical expenses and federal benefits such as Social Security, SSI, Medicare and Medicaid. Discover strategies for protecting your family member and his/her assets.

Help with Long Term Care

Medicaid

Protecting Your Loved One

Medicare

Help with Expenses

Protecting Assets

Wills and Living Wills

Getting Private Health Insurance

4. Program of Interest Self Help For The Caregiver - Informal caregiving is a challenging, yet rewarding experience. Understanding how to balance responsibilities by taking care of your needs and involving others helps manage the natural stress and isolation of being a caregiver.

Taking Charge

Determining Your Families’ Needs

Avoiding Burnout

Maintaining a Positive Attitude

Involving the Family

5. Dealing With Changes - Change is the most predictable aspect of caregiving. You can expect to have strong feelings as you manage the role and responsibilities of caring for an aging family member. Coping with these changes successfully is the key to having a fulfilling and satisfying caregiving experience.

Dealing With Your Feelings

Recognizing Changes

Changing Family Roles

End of Life Planning

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