From Hill City and Hot Springs in the Badlands to Sioux Falls in the east, South Dakota has a lot to see. In this article, we’ll explore local activities you can do with your care recipient. If you’re looking for more caregiving information and live in South Dakota, you have free access to Trualta resources….
Caregiving comes with several challenges, one of which is transportation. Many people who need in-home care cannot drive, and they may also struggle to use public transportation. They may need accessible options for a wheelchair or other mobility devices. If you provide care as a family or paid caregiver, part of your role might include…
As a caregiver in South Dakota, your priority is to ensure the well-being of your care recipient. However, it’s equally essential to prioritize your own health and wellness. After all, if you’re not at your best physically, emotionally, and mentally, how can you provide the highest level of care for your loved one? The role…
An annual report from the Centre for Disease Control shows that over 14 million older adults in the United States experience a fall each year. Whether you’re a new or seasoned caregiver in South Dakota, North Dakota, South Carolina, North Carolina, or any other state, you may be wondering how you can make changes to…
People are living longer than ever. While this is great news, it also poses some challenges. More Americans need caregivers. Family members often fill this role and face financial difficulties as a result. In this article, we’ll talk about the types of financial challenges South Dakotan caregivers face. We also go over how some family…
Managing aggression in care recipients can be a challenging yet vital aspect of caregiving. According to the Alzheimer’s Association 2024 Annual Report “Facts and Figures”, caring for someone with four or more behavioral symptoms of dementia, such as aggression, makes caregivers more likely to report clinically meaningful depression and burden. Aggression may stem from various…
South Dakota is known as the “Mount Rushmore State” and is home to many of the United States’ beautiful features, such as Badlands National Park, the Missouri River, and Custer State Park. More than 800,000 people live in South Dakota1, many of whom are caregivers for elderly, sick, or disabled people. Caregiving is a rewarding…