Life gets crazy sometimes and between the day-to-day tasks of caregiving, managing work, school, kids, and their schedules, it can be easy to let quality time with family slide amidst the chaos.

At one point or another in each of our lives, we’ll need someone to help give us care. It could be after the birth of a child, during a period of illness, or simply as we continue to age.

In early 2021, my husband’s job moved us out of state for the next few years. Although the change is exciting, I came face to face with many of the logistical challenges that caregivers across the country face

Here at Avanlee Care, we are passionate about reducing food insecurity for seniors across the country and are working to remedy this situation with the Avanlee App.

If I mention group projects, you might think back to high school or college when you worked with five of your peers on a class project that may have been disorganized.

It’s finally spring (yay!)—the air is warming, the grass is growing, flowers are out, and the long winter is wrapping up. Spring has always been one of my favorite times of the year, and many of my favorite memories of spring have been spent with my grandparents.

It’s no surprise that physicians recommend maintaining an active lifestyle as we age. Regular exercise benefits seniors and older adults by strengthening their immune system, boosting their mood, and improving their overall health.

More than 20% of Americans act as caregivers for family or friends, and many don’t ask for help. Common myths about caregiving often make those serving as caregivers feel isolated, stressed, and misunderstood.

Once you’ve helped your loved one select their new device, spend time with them getting comfortable with the new technology. Make sure you ask what they’re curious about learning, rather than teaching them what you think they should learn.

Here at Avanlee Care, our passion is simplifying caregiving for you and your loved ones and helping you stress less. Here are five of our best tips and tricks to prevent caregiver burnout this winter.