The resources below are organized by the most recent first. We hope these resources are helpful for all seniors and their loved ones who provide caregiving support.
“Senior moment” or something more serious? Here’s a look at the different levels of memory loss to help you decide. We’re here to help you support a loved one with …
Talking about touchy topics with aging parents can be challenging. But these tips can make it easier. We hope this video gives you some helpful tips about touchy topics about …
Thinking about retirement living? Here are 3 common misperceptions you should know before choosing a retirement community. We know choosing a retirement community is a big decision. That’s why we’re …
If you or someone you love is finding it increasingly difficult to manage daily routines, you are not alone. Many families struggle with the right combination of support and services …
Most of us, at one point or another in our lives, have contracted a urinary tract infection or “UTI” as they are more commonly called. As you age, UTIs may …
Moving can be a difficult transition, no matter your age or circumstance. But seniors may find moving especially hard when they want to hold onto belongings and keepsakes that hold …
A memory support program is an immense undertaking whether considering care at home or in a retirement community. It also is a very individualized experience, and everyone needs to evaluate …
Making this decision for a loved one can seem overwhelming. There are more memory care options today than ever before. To help you choose a quality program your loved one …
From childhood into early adulthood, our parents were tasked with caring for our physical, emotional, and financial needs. As we matured and grew self-reliant, our parents began to relax their …
The feelings that older adult experiences at the onset of dementia and memory loss—namely frustration, anxiety, and fear—are also felt by family members. And just as the person with dementia …