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How to Plan for Your Own Senior Care

More than 20% of Americans over age 65 have no one to act as their caregivers, and the number is expected to double by 2050. If you’re among this group of “elder orphans,” here are four ways to make sure your care needs are met as you age. 1. Sort Out Legalities Consult an elder...

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How Respite Benefits Primary Caregivers

You love your aging parents and want to be there for them as much as possible. However, there will be times that you need to run personal errands, take trips, participate in hobbies, or even just socialize with friends. While you’re attending to your personal needs, a part-time professional caregiver can be with your parents...

What Type of Caregiver is Right for Your Loved One?

Aging loved ones seeking to retain their independence often need help from a caregiver a few hours a day to assist with daily living tasks. How do you choose which type of care is best for your aging parents? Consider these common options: Companion Care If your loved one can still handle bathing, grooming, and...

Living with an Aging Parent: Home Safety Tips

Before moving an aging parent into your home, some modifications will likely need to be made to ensure safety and accessibility. These basic changes will help prevent falls and other injuries while generally improving mobility. Remove Trip Hazards Almost 70% of falls among seniors happen at home. Reduce the risk for your loved one by...

Becoming a Family Caregiver? Here’s What You Should Know

Taking on the role of family caregiver often requires a significant lifestyle change. Here are four important tips to keep in mind as you prepare to take on the responsibility to care for your loved one. 1. Communication is Important Seniors aren’t always ready to admit they need care, but you need to encourage them...

3 Things to Consider When Moving Your Aging Loved One into Your Home

When your aging loved one reaches the point of needing a little extra help and care, you may start to consider the possibility of moving him or her into your home. Before making such a big change in both your lifestyles, ask yourself these questions to determine if a move is the best option for...

How to Make the Most Out of Holiday Visits with Your Elderly Loved One

The holiday season is an ideal opportunity to check up on aging loved ones while enjoying quality family time. Follow these four tips to make the most of every moment. 1. Quietly Observe If it’s been a while since you last saw your loved one, be on the lookout for changes in his or her...

How Respite Can Help the Families of Aging Veterans

Caring for an aging veteran is often more complex than traditional elder care, and you shouldn’t feel guilty if you find yourself feeling overwhelmed. It’s common for part or full-time family caregivers to need respite. If you are concerned about how to balance caregiving with taking time for yourself, here are some tips from our...

Home Care & Veterans: What You Need to Know

Caregivers of disabled or aging veterans may need help navigating the complex issues their loved ones deal with on a daily basis. Here’s how you can prepare yourself to meet the challenges. Understanding Unique Needs Veterans have distinctive sets of health and personal needs. Compared to civilians, veterans are more likely to suffer from: •...

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