Caring for Elderly Parents

When you were young, you had your parents taking good care of you. You had aunts and uncles looking after you while you were running around, and maybe you had your godmothers and godfathers bringing you to shopping malls on weekends. Now that they have aged, it’s your turn to provide them with the right amount of unconditional and passionate kind of caring for elderly that they need the most!

Did you know that according to the U.S. Administration on Aging (AOA)...

• There are 39.6 million senior citizens 65 years or older.

• Senior citizens represent 12.9% of the entire population of the country.

• This means that 1 in every 8 Americans are senior citizens.

• By 2030, it is estimated that there will be about 72.1 million senior citizens.

• That will be twice the number of senior citizens in 2000 or 19% of the population.

So don't fret. You and many others dealing with caregiver stress related to elder care are in the same caregiving situation providing efficient caring for elderly.

Welcome to Caregivers Resource Audio Ebook. – the most comprehensive resource for caregiver stress, senior citizens and aging parents.

If you find yourself doing the following tasks for your elderly parents...

• Driving your aging parents to and from the doctor for health care appointments,

• Being in constant communication with health care professionals,

• Providing help in cleaning homes or arranging for house cleaning,

• Offering help in arranging home repairs,

• Cooking, feeding, toileting, dressing and bathing your aging parents,

• Arranging for or assisting your elderly parents for Meals on Wheels,

• Assisting in bills payment, grocery shopping and running errands for your aging parents, and;

• Looking for assistance or help from concerned organizations with regards to dealing with Alzheimer’s Disease, Dementia, Stroke and other common illnesses incurred by seniors.

...then you are in for a demanding responsibility that requires more than just your caring for elderly skills! You may not identify yourself as one but you are providing assistance to your aging parents that qualify you as a “caregiver.” That's why you need guidance and expertise in keeping everything in order while you provide utmost caring for elderly at home for your beloved family member. You’d need enough up-to-date help from the most reputable resources on caring for elderly parents available online.

Caregiver Stress

Are you worried about taking the responsibility of caring for elderly? Don’t be. Caregivers Resource Audio Ebook has got you covered with everything you need to know now about the opportunity of efficiently providing care for aging parents.

Our years of extensive research found that caring for elderly requires the following essential information:

• Understanding of the aging process

• Knowledge of community resources

• Legal and financial matters

• Long-term planning

• Knowledge of taking care of one’s self as the caregiver

Did you know?

Caregiver stress is the most pervasive health problem among Americans today. This is comprised mostly of worry for their loved one’s condition and being overwhelmed with responsibilities of providing care for elderly parents.

You may be encountering caregiver stress right now and may just not be aware of it. Do not wait ‘til you experience extreme difficulty before you reach out for help from your family, friends, community and elder care businesses. Get a hold of the right resources when caring for elderly and realize their benefits as early as now!

• Take Charge.

• Avoid Burning Out.

• Do Not Feel Isolated.

• Seek Help Today.

When dealing with elder care, it's best to start with something that will get you oriented with the basic and most important things you need to know to get started.

Start with the Caregiver’s Resource Audio e-Book which aims to make you feel more confident, more educated, and more empowered to meet the challenges of caring for aging parents!

So, whether you're new to caregiving or used to weathering the storms, we're excited about offering the Caregiver's Resource Audio E-book to help you feel more confident, shorten your learning curve and empower you to meet the challenges of elderly care. 

Where else can you find

in one application?

No more

 "information overload"

The difficulty users experience in trying to locate and process useful information on the Internet.  We've organized all of what you need to know in an user-friendly and easy-to-listen format.  All you'll need to do is point and click to the desired Topic of Interest to gain valuable information and insight. 

The Caregiver's Resource Audio E-book allows you to quickly and easily assess your needs as a caregiver.  You'll be able to process information and take steps to develop your plan of action.  Some of us learn better by simply listening to information and others like to read for reinforcement.  The Caregiver's Resource Audio E-book combines these elements enabling you to do both!

 You'll feel more confident to meet the challenges of caring for an aging family member.

Helping you to help others

Within in a matter of minutes you can be empowered with professional guidance, practical "how to" information and emotional reassurance; gained from over 15 years of my experience as a medical social worker and hospital discharge planner. 

My role was to assist with planning discharge of a patient to home and/or an intermediate care facilities as well as provide guidance and information about community resources such as home health care, transportation, financial and legal services, counseling etc.  

As I counseled these patients and family members who were anxious and unprepared for managing the circumstances and impact of a sudden illness, it was a “heart-felt” response to find a way to empower them with solution oriented information and guidance to help navigate the maze of decision-making to care for an aging family member.

Sincerely,

John L. Webb, Jr., MSW

Caregiver's Resource Inc.

www.caregiversresource.com

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Presented from the caregiver's point of view, this full version of the Caregiver's Resource Audio E-book includes all of the following five (5) Programs of Interest and 32 related Topics of Interest, comprehensively dealing with the most common concerns you'll experience caring for an aging family member or love one.  

Over 2 hours of professionally recorded information.  

• Physical and Mental Conditions of Aging

• Living Arrangements

• Financial and Legal Assistance

• Self Help for the Caregiver

• Dealing With Changes

Typically, in later life there is a strong association with several chronic health conditions that can affect physical and mental health. 

• Vision & Hearing
• Taste, Smell & Touch
• Help With Eating
• Maintaining An Active Mind
• Dealing With Confusion

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. 

• Exploring Housing Options
• Long Distance Caregiving
• Locating Community Resources
• Choosing A Nursing Home
• Subacute Nursing Home Care
• Safety In The Home
• Dealing With Medication

Making informed financial and legal decisions are critical to successfully managing the affairs of an aging family member. You'll learn about longterm 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 For Medical & Longterm Care
• Medicare
• Medicaid
• Help With Income & Housing Expenses
• Legally Protecting Your Family Member
• Protecting Your Family Member's Assets
• Getting Private Insurance

• Wills & Living Wills

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

• Maintaining A Positive Attitude

• Determining Your Family's Needs

• Dealing With Professionals

• Involving The Family

• Avoiding Burnout

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

• Changing Family Roles

• Avoiding Isolation

• Recognizing Changes

• Planning For Difficult Situations

• Planning For Death