Category Archives: Elder Care

Old and Unused Medication Collection October 29th in South Portland

There are so many details when supporting an elderly parent who is living independently.  In addition to visiting, it is likely you have a list of things to do when you are there.  Some of the “chores” may include filling their medications in weekly pre-fill medication boxes. Medication management is one of the most important [...]

What Our Patients Don’t Know…

Often times patients will comment that our lives have touched theirs. They’ll tell us that we’ve made a difference in their lives by our presence. What they don’t know is how much their lives touch ours. As you care for someone clinically, they begin to tell you their stories; their hopes, their dreams, their fears, [...]

Do Your Parents Want To Stay In Their Home As They Age? Here are the Top 4 Things You Need To Know

If you talk with anyone over the age of 65, 98% will tell you they want to stay in their homes as they age. People want to stay where they have lived for so long, are comfortable and are surrounded by memories of earlier times. As a society, we have come a long way medically so there [...]

The business community still doesn’t get it when it comes to elder care…

As I talk with businesses regarding the impact elder care is having on their employees including increased absences, late attendance, lower productivity and increased stress, they tell me they had an elder care lunch and learn six months ago so they are all set. No, they are not! Elder care and its impact on the [...]