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October 20^th to October 26^th is National Health Care Quality Week, and we’re excited to celebrate the hard work of our team in providing quality health care to our clients!

What does healthcare quality mean to you? For many it means offering a standard level of care for all seniors and working towards better treatments, procedures and ongoing quality checks that protect everyone. For others it also means health professionals engaging more with patients to take responsibility for their own care and taking preventative measures with their health. (more…)

September is Healthy Aging Month and September 23^rd is Falls Prevention Day. This is doubly important to recognize, because preventing falls has a lot to do with healthy aging and keeping up, as much as possible, with flexibility, balance, and strength. Your senior loved one may not be as strong as they used to be, so there are other precautions you can take to help protect them from a fall. (more…)

Caregivers and seniors might get a little bored when it’s hot out. After all, the heat is especially hard on older adults. If you or a loved one have a health condition that is aggravated by the heat, it might be necessary to stay indoors or closely monitor your temperature. That doesn’t need to limit you though. There are plenty of fun activities you can plan for the hottest summer days. (more…)

Are you a caregiver who is dreaming of a vacation? Traveling with your loved one is possible. You might be tempted to put travel plans aside to remain close to your loved one, but you don’t have to. Taking time off to relax is important for your physical and mental health. It’s also a wonderful way to connect and create new memories together. All it takes is some foresight and planning. (more…)

With the outdoor temperatures dipping below freezing, it is essential to make sure everyone is well-protected from the elements. Seniors are especially vulnerable during the winter season, and if you have an elderly family member or neighbor – we suggest you keep an eye out to make sure they are safe and warm. (more…)

It’s February – Heart Health Month. There are many ways to incorporate healthy choices to promote a healthy heart. We chose to bring you:

7 Food Choices To Fight Heart Disease

1. Pack your plate with fruits and veggies
The U.S. Department of Agriculture recommends filling half your plate with fruits and veggies at every meal. (more…)

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Here are 6 tips to help you fully enjoy the winter season:

1. Eat Healthy
Support your immune system by eating fruits and vegetables –
and remember to take your vitamin C! (more…)

CDPAP gives you the freedom to select your own personal assistant and appoint a friend, relative, neighbor – or even a previously hired aide to provide care for you at home.

But how do you know who will make the best personal assistant for you? Who will be the best fit for your needs?

Here are three tips to help you select a personal assistant. (more…)

Assuming the role of CDPAP Personal Assistant is a serious responsibility – one that could be overwhelming at first.

Here are five tips for CDPAP caregivers to minimize stress, reduce anxiety, and stay energized while caring for a loved one. (more…)