Aging In Place
Moving aging parents can be a difficult and emotional process. In this blog post, the author shares their personal experiences and insights on how to navigate the challenges of downsizing, purging, and relocating elderly loved ones.
Healthy Aging
As we age, there are changes that can affect our driving skills. From declining eye sight and hearing to slower reaction times and cognitive changes, it's important to be aware of these changes and take steps to continue driving safely.
Activities
As dementia progresses, it can become more difficult for your loved one to use the telephone. Learn how to monitor phone usage, block unwanted calls, and establish boundaries to reduce confusion and protect your loved one from scams and fraud.
Healthy Aging
"When You Should Stop Driving" offers vital guidance for older drivers and their families on recognizing when it's time to stop driving. It covers warning signs, family discussions, doctor's advice, and adapting to life without driving, prioritizing safety and independence.
Professional Services
Discover the growing trend of end of life advocacy in healthcare and the role of the health care fiduciary in helping those without decision-making ability make vital medical choices. Learn about the benefits and training required for becoming an end of life care advocate or health care fiduciary
Planning Ahead
Person Centered Care insures that a person with dementia is seen as an individual and not as a diagnosis.