Assistance for Elderly in Los Angeles Takes a Closer Look at Parent-Child Relationships Many seniors and their adult children settle into a pattern that, while perhaps seeming natural at the time, is not particularly healthy or beneficial in the long run. Thinking harder about this pattern would prompt most adult children to steer things in a more complex, more thoughtful, and more rewarding direction. What is this pattern? It’s the natural inclination of caregiving children to adopt an authoritative, parentlike position in their aging parents’ lives. Why Become a “Parent?” It is very easy for adult children to begin acting... View Article
Exciting Ear Research for In-home Care in Los Angeles If you have a loved one over age 63, there is a one in three chance that they don’t hear as well as they used to. If you think about it, you’ve probably become accustomed to assuming that elderly people have suffered hearing loss: you automatically sit closer and speak more loudly to seniors. Experts with in-home care in Los Angeles have always wondered when science would send hearing loss the way of polio and smallpox, and new research might be an important step in that direction. Protecting and Repairing Mechanisms... View Article
Home Care in Venice Gets More Technological Forget video games, GPS-enabled smartphones, and Facebook. One of the biggest areas of development in the world of technology is senior care. Smart computer and software company owners are increasingly realizing that with a few customizations, their products can do a lot of good for seniors—and, of course, make them a lot of money at the same time. Recently, an elderly group in Florida served as a test population for devices that promise to take home care in Venice to the next level technologically. Trying Out Tools When designing high-tech devices to keep... View Article
Elder Care near Santa Monica Doesn’t Get Appropriate Attention from Investigators Elder abuse is a major problem in elder care near Santa Monica, as is obvious from the thousands of complaints that California’s Department of Public Health has received over the last few years. In fact, the Department was so overwhelmed by reports of abuse that it decided it had to take quick action to reduce the backlog. But the way officials chose to deal with the problem is shocking to say the least. Dropping Cases for No Reason Instead of increasing their efforts to address and investigate reports of... View Article
Red Cross Blood Drive – Wednesday September 18th, 1:00PM – 7:00PM The team at CarenetLA is happy to support community service whenever possible. It’s part of who we are. Therefore, we are proud to co-sponsor and to promote a blood drive which is being organized by the America Red Cross for Wednesday, September 18th, between the hours of 1-7 PM. The blood drive will be held in the meeting room of the drive’s main co-sponsor, the LAX Coastal Chamber of Commerce, also located at 9100 S. Sepulveda Blvd., on the second floor. There are many other businesses at this location which will be participating as... View Article
