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Welcome to the May edition of Caring Right at Home, a newsletter that provides information, advice and support for seniors and family caregivers. In this edition, you’ll learn about the unique aging considerations for older females and how you can help them, spring storm survival tips, and ways seniors can exercise if they have limited mobility.

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The Unique Aging Considerations of Senior Women

There are many unique health considerations for aging females and ways their loved ones can help. Read on to get tips on what you can do.

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Family Caregiver Stress: Understanding, Preventing and Coping

If you’re a family caregiver for an elderly loved one, stress can become chronic and lead to physical and mental health issues. Right at Home offers information about stress and advice for managing it.

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The 4 Main Symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease

When diagnosing Parkinson’s disease, doctors look for the four “hallmark” symptoms. However, those are not the only symptoms to monitor.

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How To Engage in Exercise Even if You Have Limited Mobility

If limited mobility issues prevent you from moving as much as you’d like, don’t despair. There are many options for exercise and activity even when confined to a chair or a small space. Here are tips for finding your options.

Ways To Pay for In-Home Senior Care Guide

Did you know there are several ways to pay for in-home care and assistance? Download our FREE Ways To Pay for In-Home Senior Care Guide for information on funding sources to consider.

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Spring Storm Survival Guide: Tips for Seniors and Their Caregivers

Spring weather often includes tornados, gusty winds, and flooding in many states. No matter where you reside, having a plan for these weather events is essential. Here are tips to ensure the safety of your elderly loved one.