As the aging process takes place, we may find ourselves spending more money than anticipated. Unexpected costs such as out-of-pocket medical expenses, home renovations, or skilled care can add up quickly. Here are some questions and answers that you or your loved one may have about Reverse Mortgages. What is a Reverse Mortgage? A Reverse […]
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How To Tackle Dementia Behavior Problems
Often when mid-to-late stage dementia presents itself in your loved one, this can create challenging issues – such as behavior. Let’s look at some common symptoms and effective solutions to support your loved one with dementia. What Is Typical Dementia Behavior? Some of the emotional symptoms a dementia patient can experience include anger, confusion, anxiety, […]
5 Government Caregiving Resources You Should Know in 2020
As we go into another new year – and a new decade – many people take this opportunity to focus on a new beginning, whether a healthy lifestyle or saving money. Starting 2020 off as a Caregiver for your aging loved one can be overwhelming, especially when you’re not sure where to turn. It takes […]
When It’s Time to Move Your Elderly Parents
Convincing your elderly parents to leave their home may be one of the most difficult conversations you may have to have. Many adult children hesitate to mention the words “assisted living facility,” but know that moving to a long-term care facility is in their best interest. But what happens when your parents resist? Here are […]
Great Activities for Seniors with Limited Mobility
Many older adults can lose mobility due to conditions such as arthritis, balance issues or stroke. Hobbies and activities that they used to enjoy may now be too difficult. Just because your elderly loved one isn’t as mobile as they once were, doesn’t mean they can’t still have fun. Here are 5 fun activities for […]
Recovering From Caregiver Stress & Burnout
Caregiver stress and burnout is a common problem for caregivers around the world. After all, you are giving so much of yourself to someone else—it’s bound to eventually take a toll. Burnout happens when we give too much and wind up having nothing left for ourselves; this can happen at work, at school—and yes, looking […]