How to Hire a Caregiver for a Senior Parent or Loved One

How to Hire a Caregiver for a Senior Parent or Loved One Is it time to hire a caregiver for your senior parent or loved one? Do you need to hire a caregiver but wondering where to start? Children need to be involved in the hiring process for several reasons. Here’s what you should know,…

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The Home Care Safety Checklist For Seniors and Elder Adults

  In-Home Senior Safety Checklist: Making a Senior’s Home a Safer Place As your loved ones age, home safety becomes even more critical. Factors such as decreased balance, slowed reaction times, and increased fragility put seniors at a higher risk of falling and incurring injuries. Taking steps to make your loved one’s home safer is…

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How to Refer!

Cahoon Care offers a $50 referral bonus for each new caregiver, after they have worked with us for 3 months. Cahoon Care offers a $75 for each new client Here are a few easy ways you can make a referral… If you are making  referral for a caregiver Send your friend a link directly to our new online application form…

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Open House – Hiring Experienced Caregivers

CAREGIVER HIRING OPEN HOUSE Cahoon Care Associates, LLC is holding an Open House for potential caregiver candidates in our Norwell Office. If you or someone you know has a true heart for caregiving and has experience caring for the elderly in their homes, we invite you to join us! Come and enjoy light refreshments, prizes…

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Safe Disposal of Unwanted / Unused Medications

Anyone who’s ever taken prescription medicines has had to deal with the problem of how to dispose of unwanted or expired medications. There are several dangers to improper disposal or not disposing of them at all: Risk of accidental poisoning children or pets Chance of them being taken and misused by teens or adults Risk…

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Promising Trials in Field of Alzheimer’s Research

I had the pleasure of attending the Alzheimer’s Association Research Forum. naïve as it may seem to use the word pleasure in the same sentence as Alzheimer’s disease, there was a real sense of hope throughout the audience as the panel of research doctors discussed their updates, findings, and breakthroughs. Alzheimer’s disease has had a…

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