The Best Tech Tools to Help Seniors Stay Connected

Contributing Author: Mary Shannon Guest Article | Published on Caregiverology.com Published by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 Whether you’re a healthcare worker or a family member, caring for a senior can be very rewarding. But the job does not come without its challenges. Fortunately, you have access to numerous online resources, such … Read more

Top Features to Look for in a Retirement Home

Contributing Author: John Francis Guest Article | Published on Caregiverology.com Published by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 Retirement is a significant milestone in one’s life, and choosing the right retirement home is crucial to ensure that one’s golden years are spent comfortably and happily. With so many options available, it … Read more

Are Robot Caregivers a Good Idea?

Written by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 Should robot caregivers take our place in caring for our patients and loved ones? Although this may sound like a crazy idea, it is actually currently being worked on. There are teams experimenting with this concept as we speak. Whether you agree with … Read more

How to Use a Sara Stedy

Written by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 The sara stedy is a very nifty piece of equipment that helps patients ambulate more easily. The best way to describe it would be a cross between a walker and a wheelchair. It helps them stand with the ease of a walker and … Read more

SBAR Explained in Detail

Written by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 SBAR is an acronym that stands for situation, background, assessment, and recommendation. It is used primarily as a tool to quickly communicate patient data. It simply breaks down what information should be covered when describing a situation in order to receive a recommendation. Table … Read more

5 Soft Skills Needed For A Career As A School Counselor

Contributing Author: Elena Stefan Guest Article | Published on Caregiverology.com Published by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 If you want to become a school counselor and are considering undertaking an online school counselor degree, the chances are you’re probably someone who wants to make a difference in student’s lives by … Read more

7 Seated Resistance Band Exercises for Seniors

Written by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 These exercises require the use of a resistance band which creates extra tension for a more effective work out. The bands are designed to train muscles to improve strength and flexibility. They are often done after a less intense warm up as to … Read more

Self-care for Counselors: Eight Tips to Stay Mentally Resilient

Contributing Author: Valencia Jasira Guest Article | Published on Caregiverology.com Published by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 Counselors and therapists dedicate their lives to improving the mental health of their patients. Their work is demanding, often requiring deep emotional engagement and empathy. However, while helping others navigate their mental health … Read more

Self Driving Cars for the Elderly and Disabled

Written by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 Are self driving cars a blessing or a curse for the elderly and disabled? This is a very controversial topic with many complicated questions and no definitive answers. Even though I believe the benefits outweigh the risks, acceptance is a crucial factor that … Read more

Prepping to Sell a Home While Caregiving

Contributing Author: Kristin Louis Guest Article | Published on Caregiverology.com Published by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 Selling a house while caring for a loved one can be a serious challenge. A lot of work and time goes into preparing a house for sale, from the initial real estate legwork … Read more