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Shepherd Family Night Presentation
1.
2. Are you caring for an elderly
loved one at home? You are
not alone.
3. • 10,000,000 over the age of 50 are caring for their parents
• Baby Boomers Caring for Parents has tripled in the last 5
years
• 25% of Boomers are caring for their parents
• The total estimated aggregate lost wages, pension, and
Social Security benefits of these caregivers of parents is
nearly $3 trillion..
• Adult children 50+ who work and provide care to a parent are
more likely to have fair or poor health than those who do not
provide care to their parents.
• Finding the right care solution and guarding personal
finances has never been more important
MetLife Study 2008
4.
5. .
Toughened by growing up through the Great
Depression, this is the generation that heeded the
call and saved the world in 1941–45. Then they
returned home to build a prosperous society. They
forthrightly addressed the nation’s biggest flaw (race
relations), and defeated Communism on their way
out the door.
Tom Brokaw
The Greatest Generation
6. .For the majority of their lives healthcare
could be described as:
• Doctor
• Hospital
• Nursing Home
7. .
…….Quicker and Sicker is introduced. Insurance
companies shorten hospital stays as a cost saving
measure. Now people are leaving the hospital sick
and will need to be cared for at Home vs.
Hospitals and Nursing Homes
8. .The Patient Care Continuum
Doctor
Home
Care
Equipment
Shared
Assisted
Living
Nursing
Hospital
14. Safety
• Create Wander Loop/ Allow them to move lock doors
to basement garage and other concern areas
• 24x7 Supervision
• Hire a caregiver
• Constantly evaluate level of confusion
• Install camera or monitoring service
• Remove mirrors to avoid hallucinations
• Refer to Falls Prevention from earlier in presentation
• Hide car keys if necessary
• Be prepared to change living arrangements
15. .
Resident Care
• 80% of adults overage age 65 are incontinent
• Of the 25 million adult Americans suffering
from some form of urinary incontinence, 75-
80% of those are women.1
• Stress urinary incontinence, the most
prevalent form of incontinence
• Incontinence is a key contributor to skin break
down
• Incontinence is key contributor to fall risk
16. .
Resident Care
• Stress Incontinence – exercising, laughing,
abdominal pressure
• Urge Incontinence – overactive bladder, urge
with little void
• Overflow Incontinence – inability to
completely empty bladder
• Functional – brought on by writhes, dementia
and other disease
17. .
• Light Incontinence – Pads, Liners, Protective
Underwear
• Moderate Incontinence – Pads, Liners, Protective
Underwear, Belted Brief
• Heavy Incontinence - Brief
• Heavy Plus Incontinence – Brief, Liner, Bed pad
Resident Care
20. Resident Care
Tips on Preventing Skin Breakdown:
• Change incontinence products as soon as soiling occurs to avoid excessive
skin wetness.
• Maintain the skin at its natural pH range (between 4 and 7) by using formulated
skin products designed for incontinence care.
• Use a barrier ointment, or diaper rash cream, to minimize direct contact with
urine and feces.
• Cleanse gently to avoid friction.
• Stay hydrated and eat well to maintain skin integrity.
• Specialized incontinence supplies that gently cleanse and protect the skin are
generally superior to soap and water. Maintaining healthy skin in spite of
incontinence is a goal that can be achieved!
22. Resident Care
As we age we consume less food overall but as our bodies breakdown we
require more nutrients.
• Low Non Fat Dairy
• Beans, Nuts, Fish, Poultry
,Lean Meats and Eggs
• Brightly Colored Vegetables
• Deep Colored Fruit
• Whole Grains
• Eight 8oz glasses of water
24. Resources
• Where can I find “Healthcare Quality”
products? (Products and Equipment)
• Who can help me navigate caring for
my loved one? (Advocacy and Support
Groups)
• How do I take care of my loved and
continue working? (Housing and Care
Options)
