A phone with an incoming call
AI Scams and How to Protect Your Loved Ones
5, Jun 2023

Imagine receiving a call from a loved one in distress. For most people, the first impulse is to offer assistance.  Unfortunately, the "person" on the other end is not a loved one, but a scammer who is using AI to make themselves sound exactly like a friend or family member. The scammer might say that they've been in an accident, or even that they've been kidnapped and that a ransom is required for their release. 

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What to Expect with Cataract Surgery
3, Apr 2023

A cataract is an opacification, or clouding, of the crystalline lens inside the eye. Cataracts occur naturally with age but may occur sooner in people with certain health conditions such as diabetes.

Tips for Handling the Holidays as a Caregiver
Tips for Handling the Holidays as a Caregiver
12, Dec 2022
The holidays are often a time for family, but they are also a time that caregivers may find particularly stressful. If you are a caregiver, here are a few tips for handling the holiday.
Caregiverʼs Guide to Medications and Aging
Tips for Handling Polypharmacy Every Caregiver Needs to Know
7, Nov 2022
If you are a caregiver, you are likely familiar with the variety of medications your loved one takes for their specific ailments. The technical term for one person taking a variety of medicines for one or more conditions is polypharmacy.
Signs of Stroke in Men and Women Poster: Call 9-1-1 immediately if any of these signs of stroke appear: Numbness or weakness in the face, arm, or leg; Confusion or trouble speaking or understanding speech; Trouble seeing in one or both eyes; Trouble walking, dizziness, or problems with balance; severe headache with no known cause.
Knowing These Stroke Symptoms Can Save a Loved One's Life
29, Jun 2022
A stroke can cause permanent damage and even death, which is why getting help quickly is key. As a caregiver in New York City, or anywhere else, sporting stroke signs can help you save the life of your loved one. Here are a few key ways to recognize a stroke:
Role of Caregiver
Stepping Into the Role of Caregiver in 2022? Here’s What You Need to Know
13, Jan 2022
Becoming a caregiver is both a noble act of love and a difficult endeavor. If you are poised to become a caregiver in 2022 or have recently become a caregiver, here are a few things to keep in mind:
New Year’s Resolutions for Caregivers
New Year’s Resolutions for Caregivers That Everyone Should Consider
29, Dec 2021
If you are caring for someone who also suffers from a chronic illness, such as dementia or Alzheimer’s, the New Year’s Resolutions may seem trivial. However, as the new year begins, giving yourself time to reset and create new goals can prevent burnout and help make 2022 be more enjoyable.
Tips for Making the Most of the 2021
Tips for Making the Most of the 2021 Holiday Season
23, Dec 2021
The holidays are typically a joyous time, and, despite the ongoing threat of a pandemic, many people continue to look forward to seeing families and engaging in some end-of-the-year fun. If you are a caregiver, however, the holidays can also be stressful as you prepare to see the family and make plans on top of your daily duties.
Foods for a Healthier Immune System this Winter
Enjoy These Foods for a Healthier Immune System this Winter
23, Nov 2021
The food we eat can have a major impact on our overall health. Whether you are looking to boost your own immune system, or are a caretaker looking for natural ways to help your loved one, consider adding these to your diet:
Vaccine infographic
3 Reasons to Get Your Flu Shot Early This Season
30, Sep 2021
Flu season is starting and, while it may be tempting to put off the flu vaccine, healthcare experts recommend being vaccinated as soon as possible. Here are five reasons to get your flu shot early:
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