It’s always nice to be recognized. But being recognized by two of the biggest names in tech and media is an absolute honor.
With features like medication alerts, two-way video calling, and personalized reminders. Pria can help streamline not only medication management but also appointment reminders, doctor’s appointments, and more.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), nearly half of Americans take at least one prescription drug, and one in four take three or more.
There’s no sight quite like a winter wonderland, but the reality of a cold, blustery and snow-covered landscape brings along many challenges for seniors and their caregivers.
Medication management isn’t something that should be taken lightly. If nonadherence becomes more frequent, and consequently more dangerous, it might be time to have a conversation about solutions. It’s a tough one to have, but here are some tips for getting started.
With more seniors aging in place, it’s no surprise that younger generations are facing new challenges in caring for their elders, but what about bonding with their elders who may not be in the best of health physically, mentally and/or emotionally?
Caregiver burnout occurs when the caregiver becomes physically, mentally and emotionally drained from the added stress caused by performing everyday tasks for a loved one. Here are some of the challenges caregivers face that can lead to burnout.
If you are feeling burnt out from your duties as a caregiver, know that you are not alone. Caregiving can often be stressful and bring out feelings of guilt.
The most common reason for medication neglect is forgetfulness. That’s why Pria should be on the short list of tools for any caregiver supporting an independent loved one with complex medication needs.
Everyone wants to give their loved one the best care possible. But what does that mean in practice, and how do you make it happen given all your other responsibilities? If you find yourself in the role of a family caregiver, there are many factors to consider to find the best way forward.
Becoming a family caregiver is a big change for everyone: you as the caregiver, your loved one, and others in the care circle.
AI AI can be used to implement simple measures that save time and effort for both parties, earning them back those hours to devote to their relationships with family and friends, as well as time for fun and relaxing activities.
It’s no secret that caregivers sacrifice a lot to care for the people they love. But a survey commissioned by Pria in honor of National Caregivers Day (February 19, 2021) showed just how many sacrifices they actually make.
In what seemed like an instant, the COVID-19 pandemic turned the world upside down. In addition to completely changing the way we shop, work and interact with others – just to name a few – it has also thrust many into a role they’ve never experienced before: caregiver.
When it comes to caregiving, there’s no blanket moment in time that applies to everyone, or a finite and specific set of criteria that dictates when it’s time to provide care for a loved one. Every person, family and situation is different, so it’s important to look for signs that can indicate when it’s time to step in.
When it comes to everyday health, there are so many little things that can improve our overall well-being – but many of us tend to put them on the backburner unless we’re going through times of heightened awareness (like after receiving a diagnosis or during flu season).
It’s no secret that being the family caregiver to an aging loved one can be a stressful role. It’s unpaid, requires long hours, and you’re on call 24/7. That stress is amplified for long-distance caregivers, described by the National Institutes of Health’s National Institute on Aging as: anyone that lives an hour or more away from a person who needs care.
Like something out of a science fiction movie, technology is becoming smarter and smarter in every more surprising ways.
While also rewarding, the responsibilities associated with caregiving can seem endless. On any given day, caregivers are responsible for basic tasks like cooking
There are more and more technological resources that make caregiving easier and more effective. Let’s take a look at a few of the practical solutions available to you as a family caregiver.
Smart pill boxes have changed the way caregivers and healthcare professionals manage medications. Having multiple medications stored in one place is convenient and secure.
Self-driving cars and robot cafes are still be a little ways in the future, but you may already be using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and not realize it.
The most common reason for medication neglect is forgetfulness. That’s why Pria should be on the short list of tools for any caregiver supporting an independent loved one with complex medication needs.
As we get older, it becomes more important to actively maintain both our physical and mental health. Our bodies and minds are ever-changing, but there are a number of products and activities that can help keep us healthy and active as we age. Here are some of our favorites!
The 21st century is shaping up to be the century of medical technology. Advancements – across all facets of the healthcare industry – are being developed all around us, and they’re having a major impact on both the medical community and patients within. So, in the interest of reflection, we’ve pulled together the top medical technologies that have brought us to where we are today.
The holidays are a special time when our thoughts turn to celebrating together. But they can also be a time of loneliness for many, especially seniors.
In addition to being a symbol of love and of the substance of a person, the heart is also a critical organ, so it is vital that we give it all of the love and attention it deserves.
It can be difficult to break free of the status quo and incorporate major shake-ups and changes into daily life. Managing medications properly can feel like just one more thing to remember on a list of tasks for both care recipients and caregivers alike.
Home and Community-Based Services are programs funded under Medicaid designed to give aging individuals or people with functional limitations the option to receive services in their own home rather than a facility.
Taking multiple medications is very common as we grow older. If you are a family caregiver helping an aging loved one manage their medication, there are some clear signs that you should consider an automated medication dispenser to help with this vital task.
Helping a parent or other loved one manage their medication can be incredibly stressful and time-consuming. Automated pill dispensers save time and grant peace of mind when maintaining your loved one’s medication routine.
Automated Pill Dispensers, such as Pria, are making medication management easier for caregivers, care teams and their loved ones.
Managing multiple medications can be challenging, especially for an older person, or someone with numerous ailments.
Traveling with a loved one with medical needs can complicate vacation planning, but there are many things you can do to prepare.
For those taking multiple medications or those caring for someone who is, a simple audit and streamlining of your current medication management strategy is a great place to start on the journey to better health.
Keeping socially engaged is important for people as they age. Here are a few ways that can help seniors stay social.