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Caregiving A Great Career Option in 2022

2026 World Carers Conversation

by Eleanor Gaccetta | April 14, 2022 | Caregivers

A Virtual Global Summit Featuring Innovations in Caregiving Research, Practice, and Policy. Why is it that little has changed how one researches and evaluates health care…

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Caregiving: A Great Career Option in 2022

Caregiving as a Career in 2026: Opportunities, Salary, Skills, and Future Growth

by Eleanor Gaccetta | April 14, 2022 | Caregiving

Why Caregiving Is One of the Most In-Demand Careers Today You wake up knowing your work will help someone smile, stay safe, and feel valued. That…

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Tips to Hire a Caregiver That Actually Cares

by Blog Contributor | April 1, 2022 | Guest Article

When your loved ones get older, you may notice some significant changes in how they think and behave. They may start to forget their shopping list,…

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5-Step Guide in Making a Caregiving Plan

5-Step Guide in Making a Caregiving Plan

by Eleanor Gaccetta | March 24, 2022 | Caregivers

Proper care planning is vital for securing seniors, and their family caregivers get the support and care they need. While care plans look diverse for each…

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Caregiving in the Winter Doldrums

Caregiving in the Winter Doldrums

by Eleanor Gaccetta | February 18, 2022 | Caregiving

Why Winter Is More Difficult for Caregivers and Seniors Winter caregiving can provide some of the most challenging times for caregivers.  The pain of arthritis is…

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Pandemic Caregiving and Social Media

Pandemic Caregiving and Social Media

by Eleanor Gaccetta | January 5, 2022 | Caregivers, Pandemic

The pandemic has changed the face of caregiving and the emergence of social media sites offering caregiving advice has exploded. As part of the marketing program…

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Responsive Caregiving: Dealing with New COVID-19 Variants

Responsive Caregiving: Dealing with New COVID-19 Variants

by Eleanor Gaccetta | January 5, 2022 | Caregiving, Pandemic

When it comes to COVID-19, the new coronavirus-caused disease, elderly persons are more susceptible to experiencing severe sickness. According to research, adults 60 and older, particularly…

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Kitchen Essentials: The Ultimate List

Kitchen Essentials: The Ultimate List

by Eleanor Gaccetta | November 22, 2021 | Guest Article

Spending time cooking in the kitchen can make lasting memories for everyone. As much as the fact that food is critical for survival, it is also…

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Aging Parents at Home: Home Safety Tips for Seniors

Aging Parents at Home: Home Safety Tips for Seniors

by Blog Contributor | November 22, 2021 | Guest Article

Aging Parents at Home: Home Safety Tips for Seniors The home is designed to be a secure haven for a family, including and especially the elderly…

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Caregiver Casualties from Covid-19

Caregiver Casualties from Covid-19

by Eleanor Gaccetta | November 3, 2021 | Caregivers, Pandemic

In 2019, prior to the pandemic, AARP statistics indicated that 1.6 million children between the ages of 8 and 18 were responsible for providing care to…

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