5 Signs Your Aging Loved One Needs More Help
By Derrick Y. McDaniel “Mr. Eldercare 101” The “holiday season” gets underway this weekend and many people are traveling to see loved ones for the first time since the beginning of the Covid Pandemic. This is a festive and exciting time to reconnect with family and...
read moreMr. Eldercare 101 – Capability Statement
Mr. Eldercare 101 provides EDUCATION & TRAINING services to companies in all industries. We provide solutions to BOTH Employees & the Organizations that employ them. We educate individual employees about the impacts of caring for aging loved ones; and consult to...
read moreIs Mom Safe On Thanksgiving (Part 2 of 2)
(Part 2 of 2) Early recognition that an elder may need assistance allows for proper planning and preparations (i.e. increased number of options, improved quality of care, and less expense). Here are a few things to look for during your next visit: 5. Attitude and...
read moreIs Mom Safe this Thanksgiving???
(Part 1 of 2) Early recognition that an elder may need assistance allows for proper planning and preparations (i.e. increased number of options, improved quality of care, and less expense). Here are a few things to look for during your next visit: Signs around the...
read moreEmployee Eldercare Challenges Cost Organizations MILLIONS
Changing demographics coupled with substantial increases in healthcare cost have put increased strains on workers and the organizations that employ them. Unfortunately, many companies still have not embraced the full scope of impacts caused by Baby Boomers requiring...
read moreIs Homecare The Right Choice
When it comes to the residential aspects of eldercare, homecare is often the most preferable option. I was the primary caregiver to my grandmother and she-like the vast majority of older people (over 80%)-preferred to remain in her own home. For most, this is an...
read moreKeeping Older Drivers Safe
Most elderly drivers outlive their safe driving lifetimes by 7-10 years. Trying to keep aging loved ones safe when driving is a common issue for caregivers. Unfortunately, the “safe driving” conversation doesn’t normally happen until some type of major incident...
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7 Signs Your Aging Loved One May Not Be Safe
Early recognition that an elder may need assistance allows for proper planning and preparations (i.e. increased number of options, improved quality of care, and less expense). Here are a few things to look for during your next visit: Signs around the house. Pay...
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THE HIDDEN COSTS OF CAREGIVING
According to the the National Alliance for Caregiving and AARP (2012), 65.7 million caregivers make up 29 percent of the US adult population and provide care to someone who is ill, disabled, or aged. Eighty percent of the care provided to the elderly in the United...
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