National Family Caregivers Month: From Burnout to Balance—A Survival Guide
Caregivers
burnout isn’t a personal failure—it’s a medical emergency. Learn to spot signs, build support, find resources, and care sustainably for both of you.
Caregivers
burnout isn’t a personal failure—it’s a medical emergency. Learn to spot signs, build support, find resources, and care sustainably for both of you.
Comprehensive Alzheimer’s and dementia guide on disease stages, communication, safety, behavior management, and preventing caregiver burnout..
Learn why the hospital discharge summary is vital for safe recovery. Understand what it includes and how to avoid common post-discharge mistakes.
Choosing between in-home and outpatient physical therapy? Learn how your decision can shape recovery, safety, and independence after hospitalization.
Discover practical, holistic tips for healthy aging at home. Learn how to boost safety, independence, and quality of life with Empowered Endings’ expert guidance.
Discover practical, holistic tips for healthy aging at home. Learn how to boost safety, independence, and quality of life with Empowered Endings’ expert guidance.
Discover practical, holistic tips for healthy aging at home. Learn how to boost safety, independence, and quality of life with Empowered Endings’ expert guidance.
For families caring for someone with Alzheimer’s, a hospital stay is never just a single event — it’s the beginning of a critical recovery window. In fact, the weeks immediately after discharge are often when patients are at the highest risk of being readmitted. For those living with Alzheimer’s, that risk can be even greater due to challenges with memory, communication, and daily function. The good news? With proactive planning, in-home support, and a few key strategies, many hospital readmissions can be prevented.
For families caring for someone with Alzheimer’s, a hospital stay is never just a single event — it’s the beginning of a critical recovery window. In fact, the weeks immediately after discharge are often when patients are at the highest risk of being readmitted. For those living with Alzheimer’s, that risk can be even greater due to challenges with memory, communication, and daily function. The good news? With proactive planning, in-home support, and a few key strategies, many hospital readmissions can be prevented.
Discover the benefits, drawbacks, and key considerations of in-home care for dementia patients. Learn when it’s the right choice, what to expect, and how Empowered Endings supports families with specialized dementia care at home.