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Caregiver Training Videos

Why Is It Important to Monitor My Blood Sugar?

Blood sugar monitor elderly – This is a common search that older adults with diabetes often perform to understand why they should regularly monitor their blood sugar. Many people with diabetes “prick” their fingers, but don’t understand why they have to...

What Men Need To Know

In this tips for aging video, urologist Dr. David Talley leads a discussion about men's health issues including prostate cancer, enlarged prostate, and erectile dysfunction. Dr. Talley explains that these are three of the most common issues that can have...

What is an Ombudsman?

There comes a time for most people when living independently is no longer an option. But, a move to a long-term care facility and the loss of independence can cause concern for many seniors. At this time, residents and families can find needed support...

What is a Foley Catheter? How do I care for a Foley Catheter?

There is often confusion and questions surrounding the use of a Foley catheter. In this presentation, urologist David Talley, MD, demonstrates the types, use, and care of a Foley catheter, alleviating fears and anxieties and making caregivers and...

What is a “Geriatrician” and Do I Need One?

As a caregiver to an older adult, you are probably juggling multiple doctors, specialists, prescription drugs, tests and more. The thought of adding another doctor to the mix probably doesn't seem like a good idea. Yet, a geriatrician might be just who...

What Confuses Us About Over the Counter Medication - Part 2 (Subtitles in Spanish)*

An important part of being a senior caregiver is understanding the many available medications for elderly patients, including over-the-counter (OTC) ones. This can be challenging, as most people take OTC drugs and supplements without a second thought....

What Confuses Us About Over the Counter Medication - Part 1

An important part of being a senior caregiver is understanding the many available medications for elderly patients, including over-the-counter (OTC) ones. This can be challenging, as most people take OTC drugs and supplements without a second thought....

What Can I Do When My Blood Sugar Gets Low (Hypoglycemia)?

If you’re a caregiver, an important issue to keep in mind is hypoglycemia in seniors. Some people with diabetes know the symptoms of low blood sugar and what to do when their blood sugar gets low. However, many do not know what to do to avoid a drop in...

Visiting Your Parishioner with Dementia: Tips for Clergy Serving Seniors (Subtitles in Spanish)*

This energetic, enlightening video provides specific details and role-playing scenarios for pastors and clergy on how to visit and genuinely connect with a person who has dementia. While the focus may be aimed at pastors, the video provides a prayer for...

Updated Beers Criteria for 2012

This video helps viewers understand and apply the 2012 Beers List of potentially inappropriate medication use in older adults to real-life situations.

Understanding Low Vision Rehabilitation

In low vision rehabilitation, the goal is to teach the individual with vision loss how to perform daily tasks with reduced visual function. In this video, Dr. Sandra Fox discusses the role of the low vision optometrist, what to expect during the...

Understanding Low Vision

As we get older, our vision diminishes. Simply put, we do not see how we used to see. But there is good news. With low vision rehabilitation there are ways to teach individuals with vision loss how to perform daily tasks with reduced visual function. In...

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