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Holiday Travel Tips For Dementia Caregivers
Traveling during the holiday season, whether by car or plane, can prove to be stressful and time-consuming for even the most seasoned traveler. Bringing along a loved one living with dementia can...
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Moving A Parent Into A New Home
Whether because of health, cognition, or financial reasons, deciding to move an aging parent into your own home is not only a real possibility but is a trend on the rise. Today, nearly 79 million...
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Top Hobbies For Seniors
For most, the idea of retiring and not having to report to work on the regular sounds idyllic. After years of working a nine-to-five, your loved one is likely looking forward to open-ended days full of...
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Important Tax Information for Caregivers
A new year is just around the corner, and it’s not too early to start preparing for tax season, especially if you’ve recently become a caregiver to a spouse or relative. While caregiving takes up a...
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Holiday Outings For Seniors Living with Memory Loss
During the holiday season, it is only natural to want to be surrounded by family, including your loved ones living with memory loss in a senior living community. Maybe you’re considering bringing your...
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Maintaining a Healthy Marriage as a Caregiver
Today, approximately 65 million Americans provide at least 20 hours a week of care for a chronically ill, disabled, or aging parent. Almost 40% of those caregivers have either their elderly parents or...
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Stay Flu-Free this Winter
The holidays are over, but the winter weather is here to stay for at least a couple more months. Wintertime, with its cold temperatures, icy conditions, and fewer hours of daylight, can be a tricky...
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When Mom Can No Longer Live Alone
For the 40% of people over the age of sixty-five that experience age-related memory impairment, occasional moments of forgetfulness is normal. If you’ve noticed your elderly parent misplace an item...
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Consider a Non-Pharmacological Approach To Memory Care
If your loved one is living with dementia or Alzheimer’s, you may be considering moving them into a Memory Care community. Making such an important decision is not only difficult and emotionally...
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Daylight Savings Time and Sundowner’s Syndrome
While most of us appreciate the extra hour of sleep or sunlight that comes along with daylight savings time, there’s no doubt that the time change can temporarily confuse our internal clocks. For...
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