Different Levels of Senior Care
As you age, you find yourself looking for a new home with less responsibilities. Some of you are turning 55 and looking for a senior living community and others...
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Advice for the Adult Child
Should Mom and Dad Buy a Cell Phone?
In this day and age, 99% of the time you will see at least one person around you busy on their cell phone. People constantly use cell phones for...
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Unexpected Costs of Caregiving
Becoming a caregiver is an extremely important decision that shouldn’t be taken lightly. There are a number of benefits to helping a loved one but there are also a...
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Help Dad Ship His Old Mattress
For years you have been trying to convince dad to get a new mattress but as usual he isn’t budging! Rather than fighting a losing battle, help dad ship...
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Easiest Way to Transition Caregiving Responsibilities
As a caregiver, you are part of a community of supportive people taking care of a family member or good friend. No matter how long you have been a...
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Help Elderly Parents Let You Make Their Decisions
At this point in your life, you will find yourself switching roles with your parents – before you know it, you have become the parent. For many, this may...
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Ways to Help Seniors Live Independently
Many seniors have lived in their current house for decades and would prefer to live out their days in that same house instead of uprooting and moving into a...
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How to Handle Caregiving Criticism
Many people who are responsible for the care of another share an emotional connection to the person they are caring for. For many caregivers, accepting constructive criticism from others...
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The Key to Healthy Aging is Relationships
Involvement in meaningful social activities and maintaining close relationships are two key components of healthy aging. Maintaining these relationships and staying involved in social activities can be difficult if...
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Moving a Senior with Dementia
Moving a senior with dementia is difficult for both the caregiver as well as the senior. Day to day tasks can be complicated for a senior with dementia; adding...
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