Below we have curated our three areas for holiday gift giving when it comes to caregiving: Wellness for the Caregiver, Wellness for Older Adults and Well Home Design. You can also watch the commentary from our CEO, Sherri Snelling, in our video version of this year’s guide:
Previous Holiday Gift Guides
Check out our previous Holiday Gift Guides for 2021 and 2022 – more great gift ideas!
In addition to our holiday picks above, you will find great buys for the holidays and throughout the year at these retailers:
Shop Carewell and listen to our “Caregiving Club On Air” podcast, Season 2, Episode 9 interview with Carewell CEO Bianca Padilla. Also shop Journey Health & Lifestyle and listen to our Season 2, Episode 19 “Caregiving Club On Air” podcast (available December 8) featuring Mitchell Yoel, CEO of Journey Health & Lifestyle talking about great holiday gift ideas for older loved ones.All purchases made on Blue Star Senior Tech benefits veterans and their family caregivers. Also listen to Ret. Rear Admiral Robert Wray, the CEO and founder of Blue Star Senior Tech on our Caregiving Club On Air” podcast Season 1, Episode 2. And shop the Alzheimer’s Store for specific items for a loved one with dementia or Alzheimer’s.
The 2024 Presidential election is just a few days away (for those who did not vote yet) so it is time to look at where each candidate stands on caregiving policy.
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