In-Home Care & Caregiving Resources

Your mother has been struggling to sleep at night. She says she can't quiet her mind. There are too many thoughts, and her heart feels like it's beating too fast. She also wakes during the...

Making a decision for an aging loved one or family member about housing or a care facility can be an overwhelming, confusing and emotional process. There are many factors to consider, such as the...

Encouraging older adults to share their stories is a way to honor their life. Sometimes, it can be difficult to get you elderly loved one to open up, but it's worth it. These conversations...

If you walk along the hallways of a hospital, doctor’s office or senior living facility, chances are you’ll  encounter “elderspeak.” You may have been on the receiving...

Pneumonia is a Serious Illness Did you know that adults over 65 are much more susceptible to pneumonia than those who are younger? It is important for people with elderly loved ones to know how to...

As we age, our mental health can start to decline. This can be due to a variety of factors, including physical health issues, life changes or losses, and even medications. It’s important for...

Caring for a senior parent with cancer can be incredibly challenging, especially if you are the primary caregiver. Seniors are higher at risk for cancer, with people over 65 accounting for 60% of...

Diabetes can be a difficult condition to manage, especially for seniors. While managing diabetes can sometimes seem overwhelming, it is important to remember that there are various resources and...

As we get older, our social situation changes. The kids grow up and move away, we lose friends and sometimes spouses, we retire, and often, we lose the ability to do things that used to connect us...

Older adults typically have weaker immune systems than the younger population due to the natural effects of aging. This makes illnesses like influenza and COVID-19 inherently more dangerous for...