Remodeling a bathroom for an elderly parent can make life not only safer, but also more enjoyable. Plus, it’s a wise investment for any home, given that anyone can experience temporary disabilities, such as surgery or broken bones. Read more...

Nearly 66 million Americans provide care for a seriously ill, disabled or aging person. This can be a real challenge, particularly when that person has been diagnosed with a chronic illness. Here are some tips that will make the process easier. Read more...

Found in: Chronic Illness

If you’re one of the 66 million Americans who care for an aging, disabled or seriously-ill family member or friend, you’re probably run ragged trying to keep up. Now, a handy online source can help make your life a lot easier. Read more...

Found in: Medicare

We are an aging population that’s living longer and healthier than previous generations. So it’s important to plan and prepare for those years when we may need assistance of some kind. That assistance may come from a non-Medicare home health care agency. Read more...

Found in: Aging

For those who want to age at home, having a good plan for the future in place is important. This may allow the aging adult to enjoy the comforts of home for as long as possible. You may no longer need to stay in a nursing home to receive good care. Read more...

Found in: Aging

There are many challenges we face with aging and taking medications, but these obstacles can be overcome by caregivers. Here are the six most common challenges that caregivers face when dealing with their patient and medications. Read more...

Found in: Aging, Geriatric Care, Prescription Drugs

When considering the cost of home care vs. assisted living costs, there are many factors to take into consideration. Although many realize the need for financial preparation, most do not investigate the cost and options of future care needs. Read more...

Found in: Aging

Many in our aging society are not aging gracefully, fighting or ignoring their declining abilities. To assist you as you go the through the process of aging with your loved one, here are the top 8 common mistakes made by seniors and their families. Read more...

Found in: Aging

Providing care for an elderly, disabled, or sick loved one can be a difficult experience. If the responsibility of being a caregiver is new to you, the following suggestions may help. Read more...

Found in: Geriatric Care

Our culture has attached a stigma to nursing homes, and there are other negative consequences that institutionalization can have. So it's very important to consider alternatives and choose the option that's best for you or your loved one. Read more...

Found in: Geriatric Care