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Money & Investments

Caregiver's Salary Update: The Commission for Foreign Minister's Labor Rights

Caregivers often ask: if the minimum wage is 5,300 NIS, why do I get a lower amount?

Caregiving 101

Why a Caregiver is Important to Senior Adults Who are Living Alone?

It is not a secret that it is normal to slow down and aging is a natural and inevitable process. Tasks

Caregiving 101

5 Effective Tips to Manage Anger

When you are taking care of the elderly, it’s almost the same as taking care of toddlers, they say.

Caregiving 101

Caregiver vs Patient: Who has the last word?

We are all aware of the employer-employee relationship when it comes to working ethics and superiority.

Money & Investments

Migrant Caregivers in Israel: Planning to Leave Your Job? How Much Money Will You Get?

There are absolute rules in hiring caregivers or working as a caregiver in Israel. As the law for migrant

Money & Investments

Pension Insurance: For Foreign Caregivers from a Private Employer

Caregiving 101

The Other Side of Dementia: 5 Signs You Wish You Knew

As a caregiver, you need to learn more about Dementia. If you are caring for a senior patient with Dementia,

All About Israel

Jewish Holiday 2020: Celebration Amidst the Pandemic

Following the joyous days of Rosh Hashanah is Yom Kippur. It will begin on the eve of September 27 and

Caregiving 101

Why Elderly are Vulnerable to Abuse

According to World Health Organization, 1 out of 6 older adults experienced some form of abuse in the

Caregiving 101

Elderly Abuse and Neglect: How Can We Help?

Many seniors do not report abuse for fear of revenge from the abuser. Others do not report the abuse

Caregiving 101

Elderly Care: Urinary Incontinence

The involuntary or accidental leakage of urine is a challenging condition that many older people suffer

Caregiving 101

Elderly Care: Mobility and Exercise

Seniors who have problems with mobility struggle physically and socially which in effect impacts their