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- Communicate with doctors
- Promote independence
- Suggest care options
- Assess memory & well being
- Prepare necessary documents
- Create a plan
Elder Care in [Your Service Area]
Elder care Tips
Learn about aging and the journey of elder care
Staying Independent
Take charge of your life in order to preserve your physical abilities
Tips and Tools for Families
Gain insights about changing roles and your place in the aging family
Important Documents
Create the official papers needed to be sure your wishes are followed
Tailored services just for you
The benefits of working with ABC Care Management
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How We Can Help You
Whether you care for an aging loved one or are an older adult yourself, at ABC Care Management we promote safety and security, dignity and independence. We look at the whole person, assessing strengths and areas where help might be needed. Taking into account your budget, personal preferences and other resources, we help you develop a plan that works for everyone involved.
Home visits are in!
If the person you care for needs therapy or other medical services but has trouble getting out,…
What is "inflammaging"?
Chronic inflammation is like the body (your “house”) catching fire. We have all dealt with acute inflammation.…
Adaptive clothing
If you have dressed a relative with dementia or assisted a family member with Parkinson’s, you know…
Strategies for better aging
Adaptive clothing
People with conditions that limit movement, such as arthritis and Parkinson’s, often have difficulty dressing themselves. Dementia also makes dressing a challenge. Adaptive clothing enables your relative to do more for themselves, relieving you of a frustrating task and preserving their dignity and self-esteem.
What is “inflammaging”?
When our immune system overreacts, it’s like a house on fire. This is more common as we age. Our immune system continues to tell our bodies we are being attacked, even when we aren’t, or aren’t any longer. Such “inflammaging”—the tendency in our later years to stay in an internally inflamed state—may be a common link between conditions such as cancer, diabetes, dementia, and heart disease.