Too much heat is not safe for anyone. It is even riskier if you are older or have health problems. It is important to be cautious and get relief quickly when you are overheated.
When should an adult child take over an aging parent’s decision-making? If you're concerned you have a mom with dementia (or another family member is showing early signs of dementia) this article outlines guidelines to consider.
An overview of the services, types of contracts, licensure and accreditation of Lifecare Communities, also known as Continuing Care Retirement Communities.
As a long distance or Virginia caregiver, you are called upon to be nurse, advocate, aide, and companion to your loved one. Remember to fill your own well and find ways to care for yourself. Read these tips from other caregivers.
This article covers many aspects of caregiving from doctor's appointments, living situations, long-distance caregiving, important paperwork, advanced care planning, respite, and elder abuse.
If you decide to move a parent or other relative in with you, you won't be alone: One out of every four caregivers lives with the elderly or disabled relative they care for.
Explore how Geriatric Care Managers can help older adults and their caregivers. These professionals, sometimes called aging life care managers, act as private advocates and guides for family members who want to ensure their loved one receives good care.
