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A Silent but Serious Threat for Older Adults
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Hi Friend, Bed sores, or pressure ulcers, often start small. A red spot, a bit of tenderness, can quickly become dangerous if unnoticed. For older adults with limited mobility, these wounds can form in just hours, hidden under clothing or bedding. The good news is that bed sores are largely preventable. By learning the early warning signs and taking small daily steps, you can help your loved one stay safe, comfortable, and infection-free. Featured Article: What Causes Bed Sores in Aging Adults? And How to Prevent Them In this week's article, we want to make sure you know how to quickly identify a bed sore and address it right away.
Have you had experience dealing with bed sores? Is there anything we missed? Reply to this email and let us know! We'd love to hear from you. Gifts for the Caregiver: From AmieOne of my favorite indulgences is taking a little time for myself to learn from brilliant people. I recently signed up for MasterClass, an online learning platform with video lessons on a wide variety of topics, and have enjoyed learning from the experts they feature. If you know a caregiver (or yourself!) who would enjoy a quick escape to learn something new, MasterClass is currently offering 40% off all memberships for a very limited time. See all their membership options here. --> MasterClass Sale #adpartner You Might Also Like...
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Our newsletters are designed for family caregivers, older adults, and professionals seeking practical tips, trusted resources, and real-world solutions for senior care. DailyCaring newsletters offer guidance on senior housing, in-home care, safety, health, Medicare/Medicaid, products for older adults, and proactive planning.
Hi Friend, If caregiving already feels like a full-time job, 2026 may mark a real turning point. For years, aging tech meant antiquated emergency buttons and simplified tablets. That era is over. As we move deeper into 2026, aging technology has shifted from optional gadgets to practical tools that help families manage a growing care gap. More than 63 million family caregivers are now supporting loved ones in a system where care needs are rising much faster than the professional workforce....
Hi Friend, When my grandmother started having trouble using her cell phone, I remember wishing there were better options to offer her. At the time, a flip phone seemed too basic, but her iPhone was too complex. She didn't need every bell and whistle. She just wanted to be able to call and/or text her family. Watching her struggle with small icons, tapping the wrong buttons, and getting confused by multiple screens was frustrating for her and stressful for all of us. Recently, Chris and I had...
Hi Friend, A new year has a way of highlighting unfinished business, especially the kind that sits quietly in a file drawer until a crisis forces it into the spotlight. If you’re caring for a loved one, this is a good time to take stock of something that often gets delayed: having the right legal and medical paperwork in place before it’s needed. Many families are caught off guard when a medical emergency or sudden decline happens. Without clear documentation, spouses and/or adult children...