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The Struggles of Being a Student and a Caregiver - Caregiverology
When I was only 20 years old I began my first job as a personal caregiver in the home caring for three children.
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Self Driving Cars for the Elderly and Disabled - Caregiverology
Are self driving cars a blessing or a curse for the elderly and disabled? This is a very controversial topic with many complicated questions.
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The Reality of Being a Male Caregiver - Caregiverology
As a male caregiver, I feel like I should discuss the various aspects that I have noticed throughout the years. Some are positive while others are negative.
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How to Perform Range of Motion (ROM) Exercises - Caregiverology
This page explains how to perform range of motion (ROM) exercises on a patient. Included are pictures that highlight how to perform common passive ROM exercises.
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3 Stages of Alzheimer's Disease: An In Depth Look - Caregiverology
When it comes to most cases of dementia, Alzheimer's disease is usually the cause. Because of this, the focus of this article is going to be on Alzheimer's specifically.
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3 Key Items to Establish Your Caregiving Support Network
If you consider yourself to be a typical family caregiver, like me, you haven’t received any training to become proficient at caregiving.
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Diet Orders: What can your Patient Eat? - Caregiverology
There are various different diet orders prescribed by physicians for patients. What do they mean? What restrictions do they have? I hope to answer those questions here.
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Medbox by AmeriPharma In Depth Overview - Caregiverology
This page explains what Medbox by AmeriPharma is and if their service is right for you or your loved one.
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What Type of In Home Caregiver Should You Be? - Caregiverology
There are many different types of in home caregivers and contrary to what many people believe, the various types are different in several ways.
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Top 5 In Home Caregiver Questions - Caregiverology
As an in home caregiver, I am asked questions about my job by many people. Some are interested in the job and some are just curious about the options.
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Recent Articles
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The Struggles of Being a Student and a Caregiver - Caregiverology
Sep 06, 19 09:02 AM
When I was only 20 years old I began my first job as a personal caregiver in the home caring for three children.
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Self Driving Cars for the Elderly and Disabled - Caregiverology
Aug 29, 19 10:02 AM
Are self driving cars a blessing or a curse for the elderly and disabled? This is a very controversial topic with many complicated questions.
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The Reality of Being a Male Caregiver - Caregiverology
Aug 05, 19 09:04 AM
As a male caregiver, I feel like I should discuss the various aspects that I have noticed throughout the years. Some are positive while others are negative.
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