According to the National Alliance for Caregiving and AARP, approximately 43.5 million people have provided unpaid care to an adult or child in the last 12 months. If you are preparing to take on the role of caregiver for a loved one, here is...
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Recovering at home after surgery can be more comfortable than spending time in the hospital or rehabilitation facility. Before you or a loved one head into the hospital, here are some ways to prepare for your post-surgery needs. • Make A Plan: Work with...
As people age, many of them are able to live independently in the comfort of their own home. ”Aging in place,” as it is becoming commonly called, has many benefits. • Home Is Where The Heart Is: Studies show that 90% of people prefer...
As your parents’ age, you may find yourself stepping in to assist with their care – especially if they want to stay in the comfort of their own home. While it can be a joy to spend more time with your loved ones, becoming...
As adults age, we understand that they want to stay in the comfort of their own home. If your loved one is living independently, there are a few steps that you can take to prevent accidents. • Home, Safe, Home: Do an audit of...
As adults age, many of them wish to stay in the comfort of their own home. In fact, an AARP survey revealed that 90 percent of older adults would like to stay in their home as they age. While you may not agree with...
November is National Family Caregivers Month – a time to honor family caregivers across the country. In addition to physicians, nurses and licensed professionals, family and friends often provide care for aging individuals and those in need of help. To our fellow caregivers: we...
It’s never too early to make a plan for aging loved ones. People often avoid making plans for their parents as they get older because typically it involves some difficult conversations and decisions. Do Your Homework: Before you meet with your loved one, do...
One of the most difficult conversations to have is one with your parents about their declining health. Your father may still insist on driving, while your mother may refuse to visit a doctor. Adult children often need to take the first step in having...
When your parent is losing their memory, it can be devastating and frustrating for the whole family. Here are some tips for caring for someone with dementia. Be Kind: Aging isn’t easy. As your parent struggles with life changes, stay positive and provide encouragement. ...
According to a study by Merrill Lynch, 75% of adults haven’t had an in-depth conversation with their parents about long-term care, retirement or funeral wishes. While these are tough conversations to have, it’s important to know your parents wishes before they may fall ill....
The distance between you and a parent can seem even further away when your parent is sick. It’s never to early to think about how to care for your parent throughout the aging process. ‘Tis The Season For A Check Up: Use a trip...
Searching for a service to care for your aging parent or loved one can be overwhelming. We know that you have several options for care and are often searching for help fast. Before you start your research, here are five things you must do...
Aging is inevitable. As our loved ones grow older, here are five tips for caring for aging parents. Develop A Care Plan: Everyone’s situation is different. Discuss with your parents their wishes for care. Do they want to stay at home or are they...