By Clearday Research Team Alzheimer’s and Dementia death reporting numbers have continued to increase. Notable organizations, such as the World Health Organization, recognize Alzheimer’s as a public health priority and its efforts to increase awareness of the vicious disease comes in due time. According to…
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The Benefits of Delaying One Month of Residential Care
By Clearday Research Team The benefits of delaying one month of residential care seem to be endless, especially when it comes to the high costs associated with care. Home care allows for a more intimate, one-on-one care and contact with the caregiver. Seniors are able…
The Burden on Family Caregivers
By Clearday Research Team It can be difficult for family caregivers providing for those suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. In many cases, they have to give up their careers in order to spend time caring for their loved ones with dementia and as a result, the…
Should Patient Education be Billed Separately?
By Clearday Research Team Instruction is essential to the physical rehabilitation process and may be delivered throughout the entire plan of care. Patient education is, according to the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), the process of providing information, training, or education to patients, their families,…
Creating a Future in Longevity Care
By Clearday Research Team 10,000 Americans turn 65 every day. 35 million people per year in the U.S. provide unpaid care to an adult over 50. While there are 28,650 residential care communities in the United States, the problem is— no one wants to live…
The Hidden Costs of Care on Employers
By Clearday Research Team It is widely understood that dementia is a heavy financial burden for those who suffer from it directly. However, employers may also be burdened by the hidden costs of care. Caregivers spend an average of 20 additional hours a week managing…