Financial
Medicare is a vital part of life for many individuals over the age of 65, and understanding when it starts is essential to taking advantage of the programs that it offers. It can be confusing to know when you qualify for Medicare and what type of coverage is available, so
Caregiving Issues
Respite care is a type of in-home care designed to provide relief and support to family members and caregivers who need a break from caregiving and/or need extra help. This form of respite care is especially beneficial for those caring for elderly family members or loved ones with special
Financial
Welcome to our guide on understanding if Medicare covers dental care. This guide is designed to answer all of your questions on the topic and provide additional information about other types of supplemental coverage that may be available. The US government provides Medicare as a health insurance program for Americans
Ask the Experts
Learn how to handle uninvolved family members who become controlling at the end of life. Get tips on setting boundaries, honoring wishes, and protecting yourself legally and emotionally during this difficult time.
Grief Recovery
Understanding bereavement and its emotional impact is essential for coping with loss. Respect your own grieving style & provide support to others navigating their process. Seek help, practice self-care, connect with those who understand & take care of legal matters during bereavement.
Faith In Caregiving
Discover the joy of praising and thanking God through nature. Learn how to take a "Praise Break" and find peace and happiness in admiring God's creation. Read about the importance of "Me Time" for caregivers and find support and guidance in Veronica Badowski's book.
Behavior Modification
Navigating the challenges of caring for a loved one with dementia can be overwhelming. Learn how to better understand the type of dementia, anticipate behaviors, and improve communication skills to make caregiving less stressful and more satisfying.
Podcast
In Episode 28 of our series, we delve into a crucial and often challenging topic – "Eldercare Communications: How to Talk About End-of-Life Planning." Hosted by Diane Carbo, this episode sheds light on the benefits, fears, concerns, and strategies associated with discussing end-of-life planning, especially in the context of
Behavior Modification
Open-eye hallucinations can result from neurological disorders, mental health conditions, vision loss, substance use, sleep disturbances, or infections. Identifying the cause is crucial for proper treatment and managing symptoms effectively.
End of Life Issues
Death is a natural and inevitable part of life, yet it is one of the most difficult concepts to accept. Facing death and all of its associated worries can be a scary and overwhelming experience. Fear of death is an understandable reaction to the unknown, and it can profoundly influence
Alzheimer's
Alzheimer’s disease is an incredibly debilitating and progressive condition that has a profound impact on those living with it, their family, and their friends. It is estimated that more than 5 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s Disease, including those with early onset. Early onset Alzheimer's
Addiction
Alcohol abuse disorder is one of the most serious conditions that can affect people and their loved ones. It is a mental health condition that can have devastating consequences if left untreated. Alcohol abuse disorder, also known as alcohol addiction, is characterized by an excessive consumption of alcohol, despite knowing