The First Rule of Caring For A Loved One
Nothing in life is more a labor of love than caring for a parent, a spouse, a disabled child, or even a dear friend who…
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Permission, Information and Imagination: 3 Keys to Caregiver Success in the Digital World
We are in the midst of a technological revolution. Billions of dollars have been spent by businesses and government entities to harness the power of…
Which Tech Can Help Older Adults Stay Healthy?
As you enter your golden years, it is time to think about ways you can live smarter, not harder. That includes making practical plans like…
How Seniors Can Fund Their Own Long-Term Care
Medicare is invaluable for many seniors. Since the 1960s, it has been providing America’s senior and disabled populations with basic healthcare coverage. However, Medicare does…
Why You Should Hire A Senior Move Manager
Moving is challenging, especially for seniors. There’s nothing easy about leaving a familiar neighborhood, considering your age-related housing needs, downsizing into a smaller space, and…
Stress, Depression, And The Holidays: Tips for Coping
The holiday season often brings unwelcome guests — stress and depression. And it’s no wonder. The holidays often present a dizzying array of demands —…
10 Tips for Elderly Medication Management: A Guide for Caregivers
If you’re caring for an aging loved one, keeping a close eye on their medications — and understanding the purpose for each one — can…
Update Your Caregiving Toolkit
Over time, you have gathered and developed a set of tools you use to help you manage your daily caregiving responsibilities – from calendar and…
View From The Hospital Bed
A big part of my life is devoted to educating people. My mantra for 2016 was about the need for everyone to appoint an advocate.…
Common Fall Causes And Injuries in Seniors And How To Manage Them
When we age, our bodies go through a lot of changes physically. WebMD notes that as we get older, our bones become less dense and…