The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services created Long-Term Care Planning Month to bring attention to the need for families to discuss long-term care.
You work 40 hours each week, plus you have overtime now and then. Your parents need your help, too. They struggle with meal preparation and
Planning for the end of life can be one of the worst topics to discuss, and you never want to bring it up with your
Lots of times people don’t have to think much about their health until something goes wrong. And if that’s been the case for your senior,
Does your elderly loved one seem unstable on their feet? Does it seem like they aren’t eating enough or they only eat foods that aren’t
If your elderly family member is diabetic or even pre-diabetic, keeping her blood sugar levels within certain ranges is really important for her overall health.
Sometimes, a few hours of home care are not enough. With 24-hour home care, your mom has around-the-clock caregivers. How do you know when it’s
As you are caring for your elderly loved one, you may come across health tips that you think will benefit your elderly loved one. However,
Cancer treatments can affect older people differently than they would affect a young person. When a senior is diagnosed with cancer, it can be challenging
Medication management is absolutely essential for your senior loved one. Without a good organizational system to make sure that medications are stored properly, refilled on
