Focus on Care Giver Resources

Whether you are a family care giver or a professional caregiver you will find the following resources of great value to you.

Ask for and receive the help you need when you need the help. Coordinate care easily by creating your own private family caregiver web community. See Care Central

Learn from the industry experts, ask your questions, and share your own experiences through the multiple age and diagnosis specific web communities hosted by Health Central

Need down-to-earth practical advice? Read and contribute to the newly released blog written and managed by Dan Taylor at Parent Care Solution Blog

Learn from other caregivers such as; Carol Bradley Bursack at Minding Our Elders and other informative authors all featured within the Senior-Preneurs

Need to hone up on your caregiving skills? If you are a family caregiver these classes will prove to be invaluable. If you are a professional care provider and you and/or your staff need a quick and easy method to secure continuing education credits then you will also find these classes of great value.

Online Courses

The CPR online class includes; CPR for adult, child, infant, two person CPR, Heimlich Maneuver and Drowning. The course was recently updated with the New 2006 National Standards, satisfies OSHA's requirements and the Good Samaritan Law in your state.

Memory and Hearing Loss Fitness written by Kathy Kilpatrick can now be taken online. Online Classes Both of these courses are well suited for family members and also the health and elder care professional

A Parent Care Specialist is a new professional designation that enables you to create an entirely different relationship with your clients and their children around long-term care. Through a unique process, The Parent Care Solution™, you will not only be able to help your clients discuss this issue, but plan for it as well. See Training

For family caregivers – simply purchase the book written by Dan Taylor titled ‘The Parent Care Conversation’ See Amazon Books

The Caregiver's Resource Kit provides you with practical advice, information, tools and tips to help sort through the responsibility of caring for an aging parent or disabled spouse. Now is the time to plan ahead or take steps to deal with the crisis at hand. The Caregiver's Resource Kit is an excellent tool for geriatric case managers, social workers, health professionals.

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