In an emergency, time is crucial. The “Vial of Life” outline enables emergency responders to quickly locate helpful information regarding your medical history.Emergency responders, firefighters, paramedics, and police are trained to look for the Vial of Life sticker and obtain information from the Vial.The information normally contains:
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Written by: Kimberly Knight Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia requires thoughtful consideration of their surroundings to ensure their safety and well-being. For Dementia Patients, here are some essential tips to prevent accidents and ease their daily life: Top 7 Safety Tips for Dementia Patients at Home 1. Secure Cleaning Supplies: Cleaning
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Support Group Meeting Day & Time Facilitator Link for Information/Registration Family Caregiver Support Group(Adult Children and Family Caregivers) 3rd Tuesday of the month11:30 AM-1:00 PMOR3rd Wednesday of the month6:00 PM to 7:30 PM Robyn Jardine Ph.D., LMFT-S, LPC,NCC AAMFT Approved Supervisor Click for Info/Registration MenCARE – Men’s CaregiverSupport Group 4th Sunday of the month3:00 PM
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Wendy unexpectedly became a caregiver at 31. After her mother left the hospital due to a stroke, she needed to go to a skilled nursing facility. Wendy thought, “How do I find one? What do I do? How do I figure out all this stuff?” Fortunately, Wendy has a social worker friend who directed her to The Senior Source. There she found
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