Same Old Stories: Dad Memories During Alzheimer’s
Sitting on my porch the evening before moving into assisted living, Dad stared into the distance, baffled and defeated—he has Alzheimer’s.
Caregiving
Food Assistance Programs Can Help Seniors in Need
Millions of seniors struggle with food costs. Fortunately, several senior food assistance programs exist that may be able to help.
Homework Can Pay Off for Caregivers
As a family caregiver, doing some homework can pay off in terms of improving your well-being and that of the person you care for.
Online Event: Community Conversations About the Golden Years
Planning for the golden years or caring for an elderly loved one? Join these monthly online lunch-&-learn sessions — Community Conversations.
Protect Elderly Parents During Pandemic
Public health officials and the CDC have recommendations to protect elderly parents while they wait for the pandemic to pass.
Setting Families Up for Success with Eldercare Mediation
An Eldercare Mediator can act as an objective third party to help resolve conflicts during an elder family member’s health crisis.
“Our Stories” for Early Alzheimer’s Diagnosis
New ad campaign encourages families to discuss cognitive problems sooner, to help with early Alzheimer’s diagnosis.
Setting Goals for Hospice—for Living Fully
Comprehensive, high-quality hospice care enables patients and families to focus on living as fully as possible.
Lessen the Burden of Caregiving
Although a noble job, caregiving is a lot of work. Ease the burden and make sure your health own isn’t compromised.
When Your Child is 59 ‘going on 70’: Joys of Raising Son with Downs Syndrome
Not only has the couple lived the joy, challenge, and learning curve that accompanies raising a child with downs syndrome, they’ve dedicated their lives to pioneering change in governmental, education, and society.