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Education for Families
At Fox Learning Systems, we are committed to providing consmer education for families with aging parents.

In cooperation with the National Institute on Aging, Fox Learning Systems developed a comprehensive consumer education site for families with aging parents. A series of 81 separate topics address the complex issues of elder care in a way that is accessible to consumers. Information is provided on:

In January 2008 Rite Aid purchased the exclusive license for this content and the following September, launched a national caregiver campaign called “Rite Aid Giving Care For Parents.” This is a valuable resource tool for any caregiver struggling with the day to day issues of caring for their elderly loved ones.

Rite Aid provides this powerful educational tool free to the public at giving-care.riteaid.com.  

Fox Learning Systems and Rite Aid are developing 36 more video tutorials on diabetes, stroke, heart disease and cancer.

Course List

Long Term Care Service
Assessing the Facility
Clinical Issues
Legal and Financial Issues
Family Involvement
  • Insight and InformationDescription...Insight and Information:
    Staff memebers rely on the family to help them understand who the patient was before he or she arrived.
  • Resident Care ConferencesDescription...Resident Care Conferences:
    Partnership leads to the best care; family caregivers should attend care planning sessions whenever possible.
  • Constructive CriticismDescription...Constructive Criticism:
    Treat facility caregivers with respect - especially if there's a difference of opinion.
  • Take Care of YourselfDescription...Take Care of Yourself:
    Long-term care can be extremely stressful. Family caregivers need to take care of themselves before they can care for another.


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