caregivers

Survey sheds light on the need for more support for caregivers in NYS, highlighting the challenges they face and the importance of providing assistance.

Broome Office for Aging presents: “How Robotic Companion Cats and Dogs Provide Comfort to People.”

Registration is being taken for a free presentation for caregivers of people with Alzheimer’s on the handling of finances and avoiding abuse and fraud.

Family caregivers are invited to a video conference to inform them of services that can be provided through the Elder Services Center at Binghamton University.

Local community members along with several individuals associated with caregivers and family members, will join Congresswoman Claudia Tenney this morning at 11:15a for a roundtable discussion on the rights or caregivers and residents.

The Broome County Office for Aging is introducing a virtual presentation for all caregivers called ‘Laughter-Cize’ hosted by Traci Pena.

Congressman Tom Reed is participating in an AARP Telephone Town Hall from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. April 14.

The Broome County Office for Aging is taking registration for seniors and caregivers to learn more about preventing scams and financial exploitation.

A program this week is designed to help caregivers deal with at least one of the issues they face: getting needed rest.

The Broome County Office for Aging provides a centralized clearing house of information for seniors, their families, caregivers and community professionals.