Dear Rita,

Welcome to the April 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 how to help a loved one who recently received a Parkinson’s diagnosis, tips for your next doctor appointment, and how to stay safe with medications as you age.

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When Your Spouse Learns They Have Parkinson’s – 5 Ways To Help

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If your loved one recently received a Parkinson’s disease diagnosis, here are resources and strategies you can use to help navigate this new challenge.

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Aging and Medications: How To Stay Safe on the Medication Merry-Go-Round

Because the body’s tolerance changes with age, seniors must be aware of potential side effects and medications that pose a greater risk to them.

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5 Tips for Your Next Doctor Appointment

The time you get one-on-one with your physician is valuable. Use these tips to make the most of the opportunity to discuss your health.

Hearing Aids Could Cut Dementia Risk

A study showed that moderate hearing loss tripled the risk for dementia. But the use of hearing aids could cut that risk. Read to learn how.

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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Mindfulness and Self-Care Are Vital for Senior Caregivers

Family caregivers can help ensure their well-being while stressed with the care of a loved one. Being mindful, engaging in activities that bring joy, and attending to their own health can go a long way toward that.