Financial / Legal
Long-term care insurance is an important type of insurance that provides coverage for custodial care and other services for individuals in need of assistance due to illnesses or disability.
Mental Health
Grief affects everyone in different ways. The journey through grief can be complex and difficult to understand, and it often takes some time before people are able to cope and accept what has happened. In this guide, we will explore what grief is, the physical and mental emotions associated with
Lewy Body
Lewy Body Dementia symptoms can worsen suddenly, leaving caregivers unprepared. Learn about triggers like infections, medications, or stress, and how to manage these changes. Empower yourself with tips to provide care and recognize signs for better response.
Dementia Care Secrets Podcast
What are the symptoms of alzheimers0:00/1174.0880051× In this podcast episode, Diane Carbo from Caregiver Relief discusses Alzheimer's disease and its symptoms. She emphasizes the importance of caregivers staying informed and subscribing to their email list for exclusive content and expert advice. Diane explains that Alzheimer&
Early Onset Dementia
What is Genetic Testing for Early-Onset Alzheimer's? Genetic testing is a method used to identify a person's risk of developing certain diseases, such as early-onset Alzheimer's. The tests involve collecting a sample of a person's DNA and checking it for specific gene
End of Life Issues
Transitioning into hospice care can be a difficult and emotional process for both individuals and their family members. It is important to understand what hospice care is, why it is beneficial, and the different considerations when transitioning into hospice. Hospice care is a specialized approach to end-of-life care that focuses
End of Life Issues
A living will is an important document that every adult should have. It is a legal document that spells out the wishes of the individual in advance regarding end-of-life medical care. The purpose of a living will is to provide guidance for medical professionals and family members when a person
Financial
Medicaid is a government-funded health insurance program that provides medical coverage and related services to eligible individuals. This health insurance program is administered by each state, so the eligibility requirements can vary across states. In general, those who are eligible for Medicaid include adults with very low incomes, children in
Aging In Place
Respite refers to a temporary break from providing day-to-day care to an individual who needs assistance due to chronic or long-term illness, disability, or elderly age. Caregiver respite can help refresh and rejuvenate caregivers and provide them with a much-needed break.
Lewy Body
The onset of end-stage Lewy body dementia (LBD) can be a difficult and emotional time for those affected, regardless of whether the person is going through it themselves or caring for a loved one. It is important to be familiar with the signs and symptoms of this progressive condition, as
Caregiver Stories
Janet shares the touching story of her mom, a 5th stroke survivor, and how love and support helped her overcome nursing homes, oxygen, and more. Read on for inspiration and tips on caregiving and self-care.
Financial
Medicare Part B is an important program provided by the federal government that covers health care costs for older Americans. While there are several benefits to Medicare Part B, it's important to know how much Medicare Part B pays for physician fees. This guide explains how Medicare Part