Caregiver Support
Rhonda Long shares her story of caring for her elderly parents, facing financial struggles and limited support from Medicaid and the government. She asks presidential candidates why caregivers can't be paid a living wage or receive respite care.
Medical Conditions
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the leading cause of vision loss Many vision-impaired seniors do not know what advanced technology offers them. Find out here
Planning Ahead
"Ed" and "Minnie" are moving to a retirement and care community after living in their home for 35 years. They are facing the challenges of condensing their lifetime collections from a large house to a smaller space.
Aging In Place
Palliative and Hospice care both provide improved quality of life, support for families, and coordinated care.It’s crucial to understand the differences between palliative care and hospice care,
Aging In Place
Learn how ClearCare care management software can provide real-time updates and accountability for in-home care, giving families peace of mind and the best possible care for their dollar.
End of Life Issues
We are born to die, with death being a part of life’s natural cycle. Religion and culture shape our understanding of existence, science and technology provide insight into the physical aspects of mortality.
Healthy Aging
Discover the amazing health benefits of laughter, including enhanced immune system, decreased stress levels, and a potential prevention of heart disease.
Veterans Issues
Learn about VA's Aid & Attendance Benefits for veterans & surviving spouses that can provide financial aid for daily activities. Eligible recipients could receive up to $1,644/month to cover 75% of living costs.
Planning Ahead
Learn how to keep your loved ones at home and avoid this worst-case scenario with our helpful tips and information on nursing homes and recovery options.
Types of Dementia
The middle stages of dementia can be difficult to navigate for both the person with dementia and their caretaker. Learn about the signs and symptoms to expect, such as memory loss, personality changes, and increased dependence, as well as strategies for managing caregiver stress.
Alzheimer's
Parkinson's disease and dementia are progressive medical conditions that affect the central nervous system. Learn about the symptoms, causes, and risk factors for Parkinson's dementia, and how it differs from Alzheimer's disease.
Parkinson's Disease
Imagine trying to express your emotions through your face, but your facial muscles just won’t cooperate. This is the reality for many people living with Parkinson’s disease who experience facial masking, a symptom that reduces their ability to communicate emotions through facial expressions.