18/08/2025
Geriatric care training is crucial for caregivers because caring for older persons is very different from caring for younger adults. Here are the main reasons:
1. Understanding Age-Related Changes
Older people face physical, emotional, and cognitive changes (frailty, memory decline, slower healing, etc.).
Training helps caregivers recognize normal aging vs. signs of illness.
2. Managing Chronic Illnesses
Many elderly live with conditions like diabetes, hypertension, dementia, stroke, or arthritis.
Caregivers learn safe ways to monitor, assist with medication, and prevent complications.
3. Promoting Safety & Preventing Injuries
Falls are the leading cause of injury in the elderly.
Training equips caregivers with skills in mobility support, safe transfers, and fall-prevention.
4. Enhancing Communication & Emotional Care
Seniors may face hearing loss, memory problems, or depression.
Training builds patience, empathy, and proper communication methods.
5. Improving Quality of Life
Beyond physical care, training emphasizes activities that keep the mind active and encourage dignity, independence, and social connection.
6. Reducing Caregiver Stress
With proper skills, caregivers feel more confident and less overwhelmed.
Training teaches coping strategies and stress management to avoid burnout.
7. Meeting Professional & Ethical Standards
Trained caregivers can provide safe, respectful, and professional care that builds trust with families and society.
Geriatric care training empowers caregivers to provide not only medical and physical assistance but also emotional support, safety, and dignity for our elders.
Contact our Trainer and Administrator
Mdm Jaya for inquiries and more information at 012 - 234 9075.
