Long-Distance Caregiving Options
Technology can be a game-changer in maintaining meaningful connections with loved ones when overseeing long-distance caregiving.
Communication Challenges in Dementia
Communication is the bedrock of human interaction, but when a loved one is grappling with dementia, the rules of engagement often change.
Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease Progression
Understanding Alzheimer's Disease progression can help you make informed decisions about a parent's care, including when it is time to consider memory care.
Assisted Living Supports Independence
Assisted living maintains appropriate levels of freedom and independence while providing the necessary care and support for each individual.Â
Talking to Family About A Change in Caregiving
When you've been the one caring for your elderly parent, asking the family to support a change in caregiving accomodations may be difficult.
4 Signs that Memory Care is a Loving Choice
Deciding to place a loved one in memory care can be emotional and cause sadness - but here's why that decision may be the most loving choice
Routine Health Checkups for Seniors
Regular health check-ups serve as the first line of defense in detecting potential health issues early on, giving seniors and their doctors more options.
Senior Health: Time to Stop Smoking
if you are an older adult who is still smoking, it is time to consider the significant impact on your health - and give it up for good.
When Your Senior Experiences Appetite Loss
Appetite loss in seniors is a concern that requires thoughtful attention and tailored strategies. Here are some practical ways to combat this issue, focusing on the individual needs and preferences of seniors.
Hurricane Preparedness and Assisted Living
Being proactive and having a well-thought-out plan can make a significant difference in ensuring a senior's safety and well-being during a hurricane.