John Rosatti, ShirleyBOARD.com Journal Feature Helps Caregivers Connect with Family Regarding the Health of Their Aging Loved Ones<br><br><br><br> Santa Cruz, CA (PRWEB) June 28, 2007 -- Almost everyone knows
someone older who needs a helping hand. And with the U.S. population
aging ()
and experiencing increasing numbers of age-related diseases like
Alzheimer's, more people are becoming unofficial caregivers to elderly
friends, relatives and neighbors.<p>
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Fortunately, for the scores of remote caregivers who are in this
difficult situation, there is a free new service called
ShirleyBOARD.com. The web site enables caregivers to centrally store
important information, keep a log of daily activities, and network with
other caregivers ().
Caregivers decide who has access to certain information.
ShirleyBOARD.com's most popular feature is the Patient Journal, which
even has a tagging feature so caregivers can quickly retrieve journal
entries on particular topics. </p><p>
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When updates are posted, Social Networking features allow others to be
instantly notified, saving the caregiver hours of time while also
creating a valuable journal of their journey with their loved one.</p><p>
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