Alternative Approaches to Care
Mean Dementia Uncovered: Understanding the Dark Side of Memory Loss
Learn about the various factors contributing to mean dementia and the effective strategies for managing aggressive behaviors in dementia patients.
Diane Carbo
Aging In Place
When Does a Living Will Go into Effect?
A living will is an important document that helps people express their wishes regarding medical care while they are still alive. This 3000-word guide will explain when a living will goes into effect and how it can be used to protect your rights and ensure your wishes are honored. A
End of Life Issues
Who Pays for Hospice?
Introduction to Hospice Care Hospice care is a special type of healthcare that focuses on providing comfort and support for people who have terminal illnesses. It is designed to help patients and their families manage the physical, emotional, and spiritual pain associated with a serious illness. Hospice care is important
Caregiving Issues
Navigating the Caregiver Crisis in America: Building Awareness and Seeking Solutions for 2025
America is at a crossroads when it comes to caregiving. The caregiver crisis is reaching critical levels, with an urgent need for solutions and support.
Lewy Body
Is There a Test for Lewy Body Dementia?
Introduction Lewy Body Dementia (LBD) is a neurodegenerative disorder that affects a person's ability to think, remember, and move. It is a form of dementia that can be debilitating and cause significant changes in a person's life. This guide will provide an overview of the symptoms,
End of Life Issues
Who Qualifies for Hospice?
Introduction to Hospice Care Understanding the qualifications for hospice care is an important step in ensuring that your loved one's end-of-life care is taken seriously and carried out with compassion and respect. Hospice care provides a dignified way to address end-of-life issues with an individualized plan that is
Caregiver Tips
The Cost of Assisted Living and The Need to Oversee Those Charges
earn about the unexpected costs and hidden charges that can come with assisted living and how to ensure you're getting the best value for your money. Our personal story highlights the importance of staying vigilant and advocating for your loved ones.
Caregiver Support
Public Health Crisis and Senior Care: A Crisis Overlooked - Our Seniors, Their Caregivers Need Us!
2025 White House Aging Conference: It's vital to highlight family caregivers' narratives. Their challenges shape aging policies for the next decade. This key event will shape the future of aging and care in the U.S., spotlighting these unsung heroes' roles.
End of Life Issues
Facing Our Own Mortality: Accepting That Our Life is Not As Long As We Want It To Be
No one wants to think about their mortality, but when we face it head-on, we can learn to accept and live with it.
Grief Recovery
Navigating Death Acceptance and End of Life Denial in Caregiving
Caregivers often face a delicate balance between death acceptance and end-of-life denial while supporting a loved one. Understanding these emotions can help provide compassionate care, ease transitions, and offer comfort during this challenging journey.
Aging In Place
Demystifying the Role of a Financial Caregiver: Responsibilities and Insights
A financial caregiver is a fiduciary responsible for managing the finances of an aging family member. Learn about the duties and best practices of being a financial caregiver, as well as helpful guidelines from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Caregiver Support
Dementia: How to Care for Elderly Parents Facing This Challenge
Navigate the challenges of caring for elderly parents with dementia and uninvolved siblings. Learn about common conflicts caused by issues of injustice and inheritance and how to protect yourself as a primary caregiver. Explore strategies for dealing with financial and logistical challenges.