New Years Resolutions: Caregiver Edition

When the clock strikes midnight on the first day of the new year, many of us decide to make a resolution or two. Much of the time, our resolutions are based on lifestyle decisions and changes that will benefit us physically, emotionally, or how we interact with others. They are  promises to ourselves to become […]

How To Cope With Sleeplessness and Wandering for Seniors with Dementia

If your loved one has dementia, he or she may have difficulty sleeping at night. They might be prone to wandering around the house while you or your family members are asleep, and this can cause concern for many reasons. Your loved one may be putting themselves at risk for a fall or another injury […]

Preventing Caregiver Fatigue with Adult Day Health Care.

If you are a caregiver or know a caregiver, you probably understand how exhausting it can be. Despite the long hours and hard work that caregiving can bring, how frequently do you see caregivers put on a smile and act as though nothing is wrong? Despite how emotionally and physically caregiving can be, how frequently […]

Skilled Nursing in Lieu of Nursing Home Placement

Anita is 72 years old and lives with her daughter, who has a full-time job during the day. Anita’s daughter is concerned because her mother has dementia and is not able to moniter her own medication and is prone to wandering out of the house.

Caregiver Respite and Support

This morning, a man at Oxnard Family Circle Adult Day Health Care Center dropped off his wife for the day. He was noticeably distressed, with tired eyes and shaking hands, and discussed his concerns with the Director of Operations at Oxnard Family Circle. His wife, who has dementia, has a tendency to make complaints and […]

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