In 2020, an estimated 6.7 million people were caregivers. According to the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research, these caregivers who provided help to a friend or family member with serious illness and disability were predominantly women (57.7%). Caregivers of varying age groups face challenges in their duty of providing care on top of work, family, and other obligations. Training addresses the challenges that caregivers face in providing elderly care.

From 2016-2030, the total cost of chronic disease in California is projected to be at $4.7 trillion. In 2015, 7.9 million of the population had two or more chronic diseases and 21.6 million had at least one chronic disease. This data shows how chronic health disease is an important issue in the community and calls for an open discussion.

Healthy sleep is crucial, yet many seniors struggle with sleep disorders that negatively impact their quality of life. In this blog, we'll look at typical sleep problems in older people, along with their causes and workable fixes to enhance the quality of their sleep. We aim to offer practical advice for improved sleep, from dietary adjustments to medicinal alternatives.

Seniors are more likely to develop cancer, so it's essential to grasp the disease's forms, therapies, and support networks. This blog discusses prevalent tumors that affect older people, the difficulties associated with treatment, and the value of supporting care. Learn helpful advice and first-hand accounts that provide elders and caregivers the confidence and information to navigate this path successfully.

The CDC estimates 12 million Americans aged 40 and over have visual impairment. Explore the impact of aging on vision and the array of eye conditions that often accompany it. Understanding the nuances of age-related macular degeneration, cataracts, and glaucoma is a powerful tool for preserving eye health. Discover the signs, remedies, and preventative measures you can take to safeguard your vision successfully.

Giving our senior loved ones the best care possible entails more than just doing everyday chores; it also means attending to their mental and emotional needs. One crucial tactic is positive reinforcement, a reassuring approach that promotes positive behavior and engagement and improves health outcomes. This blog examines the various reinforcers, their advantages, helpful implementation advice, and the significance of caregiver compensation and support for efficient caregiving.

This blog provides practical coping mechanisms and professional guidance to help you enhance your patient’s quality of life and alleviate caregiver obligations. Our blog offers valuable tips and tools to manage Alzheimer's disease with compassion and resilience, whether you're caring for a loved one or yourself.

Giving care is more than just helping; it's providing individualized support. Key concepts in this area are ISPs (individual service plans) and IPPs (individual program plans), which provide tailored objectives, supports, and services while guaranteeing coordinated care across contexts and providers. This blog examines their role in fostering person-centered, tailored care to improve quality of life and freedom in caregiving.

With the help of our indispensable summer readiness training guide, get ready for a safer summer ahead. This practical tutorial, scheduled for August 6 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., addresses essential subjects such as preventing wildfires, preparing for evacuations, and assembling emergency kits specific to summertime dangers. Learn how to efficiently handle and reduce summer emergencies using the tools and resources provided, regardless of your experience level with seasonal preparedness.

As we age, medication becomes a vital part of our health management. However, it's crucial to recognize that it can also bring about risks. This blog explores the potential side effects of popular medications for seniors, providing valuable tips and insights to reduce these risks. Seniors and their caregivers significantly promote overall well-being by making informed decisions and staying well-informed about these issues.

Whether a loved one needs to transition into residential care is a significant one that requires careful consideration. This blog examines five crucial indicators that your loved one may need residential care. By identifying these indicators, you can make this critical choice with compassion and clarity, knowing that it can enhance their safety, well-being, and standard of living.

Health problems and altered sleep patterns might make sleeping harder as we age. To retain their health and well-being, elders must comprehend these changes and implement practical methods. In this blog, we'll look at common sleep issues that affect seniors and provide valuable and achievable advice on how to get a better night's sleep.

Preventive health screenings are crucial to maintaining our well-being and quality of life as we age. They are not just about early diagnosis but about providing seniors with the knowledge they need to make informed healthcare decisions. This blog is a valuable resource on senior-specific preventive screenings, offering guidance on tests to consider, their importance, and strategies for proactive health management.

In recent years, California has experienced a significant increase in the frequency and intensity of wildfires. California almost always tops the list of states with the most wildfires, this is primarily due to their climate. Wildfires have caused thousands of acres to be burned resulting in loss of homes, destruction of the ecosystem, and many more. Ca Care Association recognizes these risks and the effects of wildfires in California, hence why we are conducting free online Wildfire Preparedness Traning for everyone. This blog will give you a brief idea about wildfire preparedness and what you can learn from our upcoming training.

Along with physical and legal obstacles, LGBTQIA+ seniors in senior homes experience discrimination, loneliness, and a lack of support. Our next webinar, Caregiving Fundamentals Training, will teach caregivers the tools they need to offer inclusive care. Featuring prominent advocates Vincent Rodriquez III and Dr. Angelica Cortez, who specializes in mental health services for LGBTQIA+ people, the webinar will explore safe spaces, issues facing the community, and promoting inclusivity. Help us create a more welcoming world by joining us.

Join us for a special Pride Month Educational Zoom Webinar titled "Out & Well: Creating Safe and Inclusive Communities" on Tuesday, June 11, 2024, from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM. This free event is designed to promote understanding, inclusion, and safety for LGBTQIA+ individuals in various communities, particularly in long-term care settings.

In order to continue our mission, we thrive on the generosity and support of our community and partners. Today, we are thrilled to introduce Magnificare LLC as our new Advocate Partner, they are helping us in advancing our mission to enhance the quality of care in California's home and community-based programs. Magnificare LLC is a values-driven home care organization deeply committed to a family-centric approach to caregiving.

A business mixer, investment, and tax briefing event was held in the Sierra Room of the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts last April 19, 2024. The event’s purpose was to encourage business owners and organizations to invest in the Philippines now. Many dignitaries, community leaders, and business owners attended, and the Philippine consulate general of Los Angeles was also present.

Disney Kababayan, an organization under SoCal Filipinos hosted another successful Filipino Weekend at Disneyland Resort, Anaheim, California. The weekend-long event spanned from April 19 to April 21, 2024,. The purpose of the event was to gather Filipino-Americans in California and enjoy a great weekend with the community through activities in Disneyland.