Caring Senior Service of San Diego

Medication can have side effects that can cause a senior to fall. Protect your senior loved one by medication management.

Do you have your senior loved ones living with you? Here are a few ways you can help them feel included with dinner this Thanksgiving.

Take a look at this list of tips on how to prevent scarring after a senior falls.

1 in 4 adults age 65 and older will fall each year. There are many reasons that these falls could occur, including underlying health conditions. In fact, with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia are 4 to 5 times more likely to fall than seniors adults normal cognitive function.

Experiencing the heaviness and stress that comes with feeling overwhelmed can be paralyzing, regardless of the cause. Here are some tips from Well+Good.

It's important to help family caregivers, especially during the pandemic.

How can Alexa benefit seniors? We've created a list of tips on how to keep your senior safe at home by using Alexa Echo Dot to turn your lights on and off by voice activation.

Is your senior loved one returning home from the hospital? Learn how a caregiver can assist with your senior's safety.

Continuing improvements in influenza prevention, including progress toward a "universal" flu vaccine.

We focus on how a caregiver can assist with fall prevention exercises, including offering a helping hand, holding seniors accountable, and encouraging breaks.

Having trouble sleeping? Try these tips instead of counting sheep.

Caregiving can be extremely demanding physically and emotionally. When you feel stressed out, try using one of these apps to avoid caregiver burnout.

Don't let your guard down this winter! There is research showing that COVID may be tougher during these upcoming winter months.

Are you fearful that your mom or loved one could fall when they are home alone? Check out our Fall Prevention Fact Sheet for tips on how to keep your loved one safe.

Are you a part of the Sandwich Generation? Here is a list of ways to help you care for your loved ones.