Ask the Experts
A resident of Northern Va shares their experience with the high cost of assisted living and lack of community services in the Washington DC area. Learn about the VA Aid and Attendance benefit and Section 8, and the challenges of aging-in-place.
Professional Services
This guide explores the nuances of in-home care for elderly patients, highlighting the importance of adapting homes for safety, managing healthcare needs, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. It emphasizes the empowerment in-home care provides to seniors
Planning Ahead
Explore the payment options for medical in-home health care, including Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, and more. Understand copays, deductibles, and out-of-pocket expenses with insights into Medicare Advantage plans and their specific coverage details for in-home care services.
Communications and Conversations
Talking to aging parents about their future, covering topics like health, living arrangements, and legal planning. It emphasizes respectful, empathetic communication, offering strategies for sensitive discussions, ensuring parents' wishes are honored in their later years.
Planning Ahead
This article provides a comprehensive guide on managing in-home care for seniors. It covers selecting caregivers, ensuring safety, and building positive relationships, emphasizing the importance of communication, trust, and balancing care with independence.
Planning Ahead
Don't wait until it's too late to plan for your in-home health care needs. Get organized with our comprehensive guide on how to prepare important documents, create a health care notebook, and plan for unexpected emergencies. Peace of mind for you and your loved ones.
Planning Ahead
Learn about the different types of adult day care, funding options, and how to choose the right center for your loved one. Discover the services offered, licensing requirements, and payment options for social, medical, and dementia day care programs.
Aging Home Health Care
Building a care team is crucial for successfully looking after an aging or ill loved one without burning out. Let us show you how to create a care team partner support group
Aging In Place
As parents reach retirement age, it can be difficult for them to maintain their independence. Learn tips and resources for providing the best possible care for your aging parents, including access to medical professionals, nutritious meals, physical activity, and social interaction.
Professional Services
Ensure that your loved one receives the best care possible by developing a strong line of communication with their home health care provider. Learn how to establish clear expectations, create a care notebook, and monitor the work of the caregiver to ensure that your loved one's needs are met.
Communications and Conversations
Being a family caregiver for an aging parent can be challenging and emotionally taxing. Here are 10 tips for dealing with difficult aging parents and taking care of yourself in the process
Aging In Place
With 7 out of 10 individuals over 65 experiencing a life-altering health change, home health care is becoming increasingly important. Learn about the options and costs of in-home care and how it can help maintain a quality of life for aging adults.