Elderly Care

In recent years, telemedicine has grown exponentially, offering numerous benefits for healthcare delivery. A recent study published in PLOS ONE examined whether home telemedicine-based hospital care (HAH) could serve as a viable alternative to traditional in-hospital care for seniors. Conducted at

The introduction of Extended Care Paramedics (ECPs) in the Tweed region of New South Wales marks a significant shift in the healthcare landscape. This innovative initiative is designed to bring urgent care directly to residents' homes, specifically targeting non-life-threatening medical

The summer holidays can be a challenging period for many families, but for 'sandwich carers' in Birmingham, the emotional and financial burden becomes particularly acute. These carers juggle responsibilities for both their dependent children and elderly relatives, all while maintaining

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article by Sarah Volpenhein delves into the recent significant changes to the Family Care program in Wisconsin. This state Medicaid initiative plays a crucial role in providing long-term care to nearly 53,000 individuals with disabilities and elderly people who

The elderly care apps market is witnessing a significant surge, driven by technological innovations and an expanding aging population. These digital applications cater to various needs, offering a lifeline for older adults and their caregivers. From monitoring vital signs to managing daily

China's Ministry of Civil Affairs has pledged to enhance financial and fiscal support for the development of elderly care services, marking a significant effort to address the rapidly aging population in the country. Li Yongxin, head of the ministry's elderly care service department,