Resources

We most often hear the acronym PTSD as it relates to those returning from the stresses of battle in a time of war.  As a caregiver for an older adult, you may have recognized some similarities in [...]

Many seniors receive therapy at home for various physical, occupational, speech or cognitive issues.  Are they ever “done”?  How much is “enough”? The answer to this question clearly varies from [...]

Many seniors feel isolated as they get older. They may have lost close friends or family members and there are fewer opportunities to make new friends as they age. Owning a pet can change that – [...]

As we age, vision impairment is one of the most common physical losses. Many eye conditions that cause sight loss and blindness are insidious and aren’t diagnosed until extreme measures are [...]

It can be tough to keep track of doctor recommendations, medications, advice, insurance, and costs when we’re dealing with our own medical care. Here’s how to help loved ones get the care [...]

Sixteen million Americans suffer from diagnosed COPD, with millions more likely suffering from the effects but undiagnosed and untreated. Get some facts about the history of COPD, as well as its [...]

Especially right now, people are spending more time isolated from others than ever before. Read about signs and risks of loneliness and what you can do to help. Read More

Playing and listening to music can have many benefits such as improved brain health, fine motor skills, and mood. Find out how you can incorporate music into your senior’s routine. Read More

As our loved ones age, their nutritional needs change, as do their abilities to tolerate various food textures and flavors. Here are tips for foods to choose, foods to avoid, and meal planning. [...]

Respite care provides a temporary break for family caregivers. No matter how much you love the person you are caring for, caregiving is hard and can drain your personal and emotional resources. [...]