Caregiving can be overwhelming, but the right resources make a difference. Explore guides, expert advice, and support tools to help you navigate challenges, provide quality care, and maintain your well-being while caring for a loved one.
Financial / Legal
Learn about the legal differences between conservatorship and guardianship for aging family members and the responsibilities of a guardian and conservator. Understand how the terms are used in different states and the importance of planning ahead with legal paperwork.
Tests
"Learn about the animal naming test, a simple and effective tool for diagnosing various types of dementia. Discover how the test works and its accuracy compared to other popular exams like the mini mental exam.
Medical Conditions
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the leading cause of vision loss Many vision-impaired seniors do not know what advanced technology offers them. Find out here
Veterans Issues
Learn about VA's Aid & Attendance Benefits for veterans & surviving spouses that can provide financial aid for daily activities. Eligible recipients could receive up to $1,644/month to cover 75% of living costs.
Aging In Place
Wheelchair exercises for seniors is important to maintain physical and mental well being. Wheelchair Freedom provides an innovative solution with its range of easy-to-use products.
Resources
Learn how to prevent and recognize symptoms of overheating, as well as emergency preparedness tips for caregivers and eldercare in hot weather.
Behavior Modification
Learn about the importance of home safety for seniors with dementia and tips for implementing safety locks and storage solutions.
Caregiver Tips
Assess basic needs and address social and recreational abilities to successfully age in place. Explore solutions for safety and convenience in the bathroom and kitchen.
Aging In Place
As our aging population grows so to will the growth of the non Medicare home health care agency. This is also known as non skilled home health care
Diabetes
A recent study published in JAMA reveals the potential dangers of tight glycemic control in older adults with Type 2 diabetes. Learn about the risks of over treatment, the impact of hypoglycemia, and how to work with your doctor to make informed treatment decisions.
Resources
Behavioral changes are common in individuals with dementia, as the condition affects the brain's ability to function properly. These changes can be challenging for both the person with dementia and their caregivers. However, with understanding and appropriate strategies, it is possible to manage and respond to these behaviors
Professional Services
Palliative care is a specialized service that focuses on relieving symptoms and pain for aging adults with serious conditions or chronic illnesses. Learn about the team approach, individualized plan of care, and support provided for both the patient and their family.