Seniors Coping With Loss of Independence

1/25/2018

Courtesy of ClearCare and Christel's Home Care Agency

A loss of independence is a fear many seniors have. When this fear is realized, there are several ways caregivers need to help.

According to an AARP study conducted in 2012, 57% of seniors over age 70 do not find it easy to live alone and need help with daily tasks. This loss of independence can have a toll on senior’s psychological and physical well-being.

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2 Comments

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8/19/2022 02:48:46 pm

Excellent post! So much useful information in a single content. I like everything! Thank you for sharing!

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4/21/2026 06:28:55 am

Loss of independence can be one of the most difficult emotional transitions for many older adults. Studies show a significant portion of seniors struggle with living alone or managing daily activities without support. What strategies help seniors maintain a sense of autonomy while still receiving needed assistance?

Chris Christel, Author

Chris Christel, a pioneer in geriatric care, founded Christel's Home Care Agency in 1985. Chris has a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology and a wealth of knowledge in the field of home care.