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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
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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.
Text message scamming: "Smishing"
Your loved one may be watching for phishing scams on email, but now there are scams carried…
Does brain training work?
The brain is another organ to keep fit, and regular workouts are a good thing! Our brains…
Swollen legs and feet
Many older adults experience swollen legs and feet. For some, it’s because of sitting a lot and…
Strategies for better aging
Decluttering: Why is it so hard?
Three out of five (61%) of adults over 60 feel they have more stuff than they need. And yet many of us find it emotionally painful to cull our belongings.
While the physical labor of “right-sizing” is daunting, perhaps more powerful—and surprising—is the emotional challenge.
Increasing concentration and focus
Do you find yourself more easily distracted these days? There is good reason: Concentration is about keeping what’s useful top of mind while at the same time suppressing thoughts that distract from your primary objective. As we age, the “executive” center of the brain becomes less able to sort out distractions. It’s a filtering process that requires heavy brainpower. Many people worry that lapses in concentration are an early sign of Alzheimer’s. Not necessarily. While memory and focus are related, they are not the same thing.
