The 10 Absolutes of Dementia Caregiving
Alzheimer’s is a progressive form of dementia that affects nearly 7 million Americans and their families. As Alzheimer’s progresses, providing care can be both emotionally and physically
The Family Meeting
The phone rings. It's your sibling, expressing growing concerns about Mom's ability to live independently. You know it's time for a serious family conversation, but
How can I help my loved one pay for senior living?
This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Consult a financial advisor. Choosing the right senior living community for a
Make Eating Easier on Your Loved One with Dementia
This article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Check with your care physician before making any lifestyle changes that
Senior Book Lovers: 5 Affordable Resources for Finding Reading Materials
5 Affordable Resources for Finding Reading Materials The digital age has flipped the script on entertainment costs. Especially for bookworms on a budget, there's a
How to get my loved one with dementia to eat?
This article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Check with your care physician before making any lifestyle changes that
Signs of UTI in Seniors: UTI risks and prevention tips for older adults
Think your loved one's frequent trips to the bathroom are just a sign of getting older? It could be a Urinary tract infection (UTI). UTI’s
The Benefits of Companion Living
Do you ever crave a little more connection in your day? As we age, the importance of social interaction only grows. Companion living arrangements in
Tips for Travelling with Your Senior Parent
Ever dream of visiting the Grand Canyon with your parent by your side, or sharing a laugh over steaming bowls of pasta in a charming