Caregiving as a Team

Many families like to be involved in their loved one’s care, in addition to hiring a home health aide or nurse. Working with your loved one’s aide allows for a more complete care strategy. Just because you hire a home health aide for your loved one, it doesn’t mean...
In-Home Care for Veterans

In-Home Care for Veterans

Many of our nation’s veterans require assistance later in life because of injuries that occurred while in the service of the country. When your veteran loved one needs assistance in their daily life, there are many avenues to consider. Hiring in-home care is a good...
Does My Loved One Need In-Home Care?

Does My Loved One Need In-Home Care?

If your aging parent is having difficulties with mobility or caring for themselves, they may not want to talk with you about it. Unfortunately, this is why many elderly individuals go through a severe medical emergency before getting the help they need around the...

Six Ideas for Caregivers

Talk: Listening is just as important as talking. You can discuss doctor appointments, changes in work schedules, current events, travel and holiday plans. Engage in conversation. Express yourself clearly and effectively as it is necessary and therapeutic, even when...
Music and Dementia Care

Music and Dementia Care

Music plays an important role in the development of memories. Songs that are important to us can bring back emotions and memories every time you listen to them. Music has the power to help us recall these evocative memories, even for those long-affected by dementia....
Hearing Loss in Seniors

Hearing Loss in Seniors

Hearing loss is a common issue for many aging seniors. Poor hearing is a part of getting older, and it can create a lot of issues for your loved one. This article will discuss signs that your loved one’s hearing is fading, and ways to improve communication with them....