Caregivers are unable to change the course of illness affecting their bedridden elderly loved one, but they can change how they respond to the situation.… Read More »How to be Optimistic as a Family Caregiver?
The skin and blood vessels become increasingly fragile as people age. It is common for people 50 and over to experience bleeding under the skin… Read More »What Causes Bleeding Under the Skin in Seniors?
A dementia diagnosis can be overwhelming for seniors and their loved ones. As cognitive functions gradually decline, behavioral symptoms can start to emerge. Agitation, in… Read More »How to Respond to Agitation from Dementia Patients
Seniors with Alzheimer’s disease will eventually need assistance with personal hygiene tasks. Self-care activities, like bathing, toileting, and grooming may be impossible for them to… Read More »Personal Care and Grooming Tips for Alzheimer’s Caregivers
Older adults will inevitably need legal help at some point. Seniors who responsibly plan ahead will prepare important legal documents, such as a will or… Read More »Free Legal Aid for Seniors in Illinois
Driving is a symbol of freedom for older Americans. Being mobile also keeps seniors socially active and independent. But aging drivers have a higher risk… Read More »Should Seniors be Retested for their Driver’s License?
Twenty-four hours in a day may not be enough to fit in all the caregiving duties for which a compound caregiver is responsible. Taking care… Read More »What is Compound Caregiving?
At one point or another, most seniors feel the need to downsize their homes. When children move out and retirement age is reached, there just… Read More »Best Ways to Help Seniors Downsize
Traveling with aging parents can be stressful—especially if it’s your first time. Seniors often have unique needs that must be attended to and accommodated for… Read More »Tips for Traveling with Senior Parents
Providing continuous care to an elderly loved one is a demanding task. Professional caregivers are the solution to exhausted family caregivers. Families need breaks, making… Read More »Introducing a New Caregiver to Your Elderly Loved One
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