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Arranging elderly care can feel tricky at first for any senior or family member. It’s important to know the differences between each form of elderly care and senior housing so you can choose the right type of care for yourself or your loved ones. Assisted living and memory care facilities are two popular types of care that cater to different needs.

Assisted living is targeted towards seniors who wish to retain their independence while receiving care for their health and physical needs. In assisted living, seniors live in apartment-style spaces while staff members are available to assist with hygiene, medication, and health emergencies. Meanwhile, residents are free to attend social activities and recreational events during the day, which ensures that their schedules are never lonely or boring.

Not all seniors are well suited to living at assisted living facilities. Seniors with major health issues such as Alzheimer’s disease and dementia may need to live in specialized care centers known as memory care facilities. Memory care facilities are specifically designed for residents with memory issues. They are secured to prevent unsafe wandering and residents may be given tracking devices so they can roam while the staff keeps track of their location. Residents will also participate in therapeutic activities that help them manage the difficulties of their condition.

There are also other elderly care options such as elderly care and nursing homes. Be sure to do your research to make sure you choose the right one.

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Care Senior Placement is an elderly care referral agency that matches clients with the best elderly care for their specific needs. If you’re looking for assisted living in Glendale, CA, or a memory care facility in Glendale, CA, contact them today.

Article provide by Francis Dunn, Miami, FL

The pandemic has disrupted the healthcare industry, forcing technology to take a central role in healthcare. Consider the following innovative trends in healthcare that have made healthcare affordable, efficient, and convenient.

Telemedicine – Telemedicine methods have increased by 40% since last year as more people find remote doctor visits safer and as effective as in-person care. Telemedicine’s recent success has been due to patients being more comfortable with remote appointments as apps and software offer text, chat, file transfer, and screen sharing. Hospitals adapting to electronic health records (EHR) have additionally provided doctors with the relevant information they need to make an accurate diagnosis.

Telehealth technologies – New wearable gadgets have been developed allowing patients to monitor their health daily. These gadgets observe a patient’s ECG, EKG, temperature, glucose levels, and blood pressure readings.

Artificial intelligence – Companies such as the Canadian company “Bluedot”, help to analyze data to detect information using 100,000 media sources worldwide in 65 different languages to publish information on outbreaks and climate change. They are one of the first companies that predicted the covid-19 pandemic.

Thermal screening – Contactless infrared screening can screen temperatures of large groups to identify those who are ill, improving the health and safety in public areas.

Technology has undoubtedly made healthcare accessible during the pandemic. However, issues remain regarding patient privacy as some telehealth technologies do not fully comply with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.

Francis Dunn Miami

Francis Dunn is from Miami Florida. He works as a data engineer and clinical analyst in the biotech industry. For the past 25 years he has focused on improving the world of healthcare using disruptive technologies. At DMDconnects, Francis Dunn discovered new ways to create revenue streams while managing enterprise clients. He was able to triple the size of client service teams while keeping the sales force motivated to win.

What Does Your Mind Attract?

Introduction

This is a section from the book “Create Abundance” by Zhang Xinyue 创造丰盛 that deals with our minds and how we think.

How to deal with strong emotions

We all have people in our lives that we don’t like. Maybe it’s someone in your family or circle of friends. Perhaps you’ve tried and failed to be kind to this person. At times, we all deal with strong emotions like anger, love, hatred and jealousy. And too often, we don’t deal well with these emotions. We may even allow them to get the best of us.

Do you ever lose control?

Some of us have a harder time than others with our emotions. There are many people today who get so angry they may desire to yell, argue or get violent. Strong emotions can be difficult to deal with. If you’ve had a hard time with something like anger, then you may already know how difficult it can be to get those feelings under control.

Part of you wants to do the right thing and handle the situation with calm attention. But part of you may lash out. Very often, when we’ve struggled with strong emotions, we develop responses that are unproductive. Someone may say something to you that triggers anger. Your response is always the same. You feel furious and want to lash out.

These events can unfold over and over and you never seem to learn the correct way to handle things.

How to Solve This Issue

The ultimate answer lies in fear as the root cause. Everyone has an inner fear that the soul was born with. Among human emotions, fear lies at a low level, and further below is love. Of course, true love has no fear, but many of the feelings we have for people are described as love when actually they are something else.

In order to deal with this emotion, you must first understand what is at the root of the fear. What are you afraid of? Where did this fear originate? Why is it there?

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