Connected Home Care regularly writes blogs about alzheimer care, dementia care, caregivers, home health aids, senior safety, the connected advantage, and other issues relating to home care agencies.
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Installation & Setup Logging In & Out of Visits Entering a Report PayMeNow
Connected iPhone App
We have made some videos to help you get started using our iPhone app. These should make your life easier. Installation & Setup Logging In & […]
Connected Smart Phone App
We have made some videos to help you get started using our SmartPhone app. These should make your life easier. iPhone Installation & Setup The video […]
Using our Home Care iPhone App
We have made some videos to help you get started using our iPhone app. These should make your life easier. Application Setup Logging In and Logging […]
Elder Care During Emergencies
Hurricane Harvey brought many harrowing images – none more stirring than a group of nursing home residents sitting waist-deep in water, awaiting rescue. Elder care during […]
In-home Elder Care Testimony at Joint Committee On Elder Affairs Testimony at State House In Boston
A National and State Crisis The In-home Elder Care industry faces a dire shortage of qualified home health aides. Home health aides and other caregivers provide […]
SeniorCare Fundraiser Cruise in Gloucester MA Raises Money for Elder Care Programs!
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Signs that Home Care is Needed
Summertime vacations always bring an increase in calls from concerned adult children with some flavor of this question: “During vacation, we noticed Dad is slowing down. […]
Fall Risk Elder Assessment – Hazards and Prevention
Falls are the single biggest cause of fatal injuries in people 65 and older, so keeping elders safe in a home where they may have lived […]
Reassuring Elders Living Alone During an Emergency
Families with elders living alone always worry about handling emergencies. In addition to the elder’s own health crises, all of us have to plan for blizzards, […]
Alcoholism and Aging: Is Mom Drinking Too Much, and What Can I Do?
The American Academy of Family Physicians reports that one third of older alcoholic persons develop the problem only later in life. Indeed, the Boston Globe has […]
Tips for Visiting Home for the Holidays
Whether returning home to Massachusetts to visit aging parents for summer vacation, the “Holiday Trifecta” (Thanksgiving and year-end holidays), or at other important milestones throughout the […]