Same Great Care, Brand New Office About Arosa Orlando Originally founded in 1999 as The Cameron Group, Arosa has been serving the greater Orlando area for over two decades. Our Arosa Orlando Team has over 100 years of collective experience, and deep rooted local community partnerships necessary to help families and clients work through every...Read More
Questions to Ask Home Care Agencies Most seniors prefer to live in the comfort of their own home, a place where they feel more connected, safe, and secure. But as the aging process begins, living becomes more difficult, not only for the senior but also for each family member. This puts significant strain on your...Read More
How to Support a Client Who Has a New Medical Diagnosis A client with a new medical diagnosis can feel scared, overwhelmed, and confused. Here’s what you can say and do to help: Do you know the Greek myth of Persephone? She was in a field picking flowers when suddenly the ground beneath her feet...Read More
Communicating with Someone who has Hearing Loss It’s a common thing among older people; hearing deteriorates. Grandkids will joke that Grandma or Grandpa “can’t hear a word” and may try to play tricks on them. That’s all in good fun but hearing loss can be extraordinarily frustrating for the sufferer. We take for granted the...Read More
What is Care Management? If you are caring for a senior, care management is something you should know about. It is the discipline of coordinating all care that a senior is receiving. It provides important coordination and communication between all parties. Care managers are advocates for older adults. They are trained to assess, plan and...Read More
3 Ways a Care Manager Can Improve the Family Experience For most, caregiving is new territory. It is an enormous responsibility that must be addressed along with all of life’s other important duties like family, home, and work. Even with the best of intentions, it can be difficult for families to coordinate caregiving duties while...Read More
Three Common Behavioral Changes in Dementia Patients One of the most difficult symptoms of dementia for those who suffer from it and for their loved ones is the behavioral changes caused by the disease. As the brain slowly deteriorates it can cause anxiety, depression, inhibition, poor judgment, uncontrolled outbursts, and hallucinations. If your loved one...Read More
Fall Prevention in the Elderly – 5 Warning Signs to Prevent Falls at Home The fear of falling is not unfounded. A significant fall can ruin the independence of an elderly adult at home. Understanding fall prevention in the elderly and finding ways to avert risk can help you lower the chances of a fall...Read More
Five Ways to Tell if a Loved One is Depressed Depression is a clinical condition that is much more than feeling sad. It is a medical condition that affects the brain and makes it difficult for a person to feel joy or happiness. It can make coping with daily life extremely difficult and casts a...Read More
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