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Many families face these problems when they begin to care for their parents. Even if everyone in the family originally wants to support each other, differences in work, where they live, and the way they think can make the burden...

Many people use "long-term care insurance services" as a mechanism to support the care of the elderly. Home-visit nursing care, day care services, welfare equipment rentals, and other services are partially covered by public funds through the nursing care insurance, allowing the elderly to receive support while minimizing their financial burden. However...

When your parents are getting older and you feel that it may be time to provide care for them. If you live far from your parents' home, many people are faced with the reality of long-distance care. If something happens, you can't get to them right away, you don't know how they are doing day-to-day just by calling them on the phone, and you don't have time for work and childcare...

As the weather gradually warms up, many of you may be returning to your parents' homes in Numata City during spring break, Golden Week, or other holidays. While it is nice to see your parents who have been away from you for a while, there may be "aha" moments like this...

Recently, my parents have started tripping over small steps" "It seems to take them a long time to take a bath or change their clothes" "When you see your family member in such a state, do you ever worry about what will happen if they become bedridden? With age, muscle strength and body...

I've heard a lot about welfare services, but to be honest, I don't really understand them." "Which should we use, long-term care insurance or disability welfare?" What can my family members use? There are many people who have such questions and concerns. There are many types of welfare services, and the systems are complicated, so it is difficult for first-time...

When you think about your family's future and decide, "It's time to look for a place for daytime activities (daily living care)," or "I want to be able to use a short stay in case of emergencies. Whenever you visit a facility's website or consult with the city office, you are sure to see "Disability Fuku...

The footsteps of spring are gradually approaching, and March through April is the time of "new fiscal year," when the rhythm of your life changes drastically due to your family members' employment or higher education. In fact, this spring is a good time to review the "long-term care insurance services" and "disability welfare services" that you and your family are using...

Many people are concerned about how they should talk to their family members when they start caring for them, and they tend to speak harshly to them. One word of advice can make the person feel positive, or on the contrary, it can lead to anxiety and rejection. In this article, we will discuss the daily...

During the cold winter months, do you feel that you "don't move as much," "walk more slowly," or "get tired more easily"? Winter is a season when the elderly tend to lose their physical strength and muscle power because they have fewer opportunities to go outside and tend to move less. However, before spring arrives, a little...