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How to Be a Caregiver: The New York Times Rosalynn Carter, the former first lady who started the Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregiving, famously stated

Understanding Non-Medical Caregiving Services What can Caregivers do? We are asked this question by most people who call to inquire about our service – what

Mental Health Support Programs for Older Adults Are you noticing changes in your loved one’s behaviors? Moods that are uncharacteristic or even physically aggressive behavior?

Most of time, I never know what our client’s lives were like before they needed Covenant Caregivers. When I meet our clients for the first

Assistance with Essential Daily Living Activities In the senior care industry, you will often hear reference to a person’s ADLs. This stands for Activities of

Addressing the Growing Need for Senior Caregivers The baby boomer generation consists of people born between 1946 and 1964 (ages 57 to 75 in 2021). 

Have you ever thought of having a “live-in” caregiver? For some clients, a live-in caregiver works great. You get to know just a couple of

What do I do NEXT with Mom? “I’m at a loss.  I just don’t know what to do or where to turn.” Navigating the journey

Finding Emotional Support for Family Caregivers One of the most under-utilized resources in our community is support groups for caregivers. According to AARP, there are

Effective Ways to Communicate with Dementia Patients One of the most impactful dementia training sessions I have participated in over the last 20+ years focused