Communications and Conversations
Communicating With Aging Parents: Change in Family Dynamics
Learn how to better communicate with your loved ones and preserve family relationships with tips from caregiver relief, i
Planning Ahead
Caregiving Issues
Home Safety for People With Alzheimer’s Disease
Preparing for the challenges of dementia and Alzheimer's disease in the home is essential. Learn about safety measures, such as locks and alarms, and tips for maintaining independence for the individual with dementia.
Financial / Legal
Managing Finances for Elderly Parents with Dementia
Managing finances for elderly parents with dementia can be challenging. Learn how to recognize warning signs, gather important documents, and protect against fraud and misuse. Get tips on allocating funds for care and finding resources to assist with managing finances for your loved one.
Safety Articles and Checklists
Ensuring Safe and Effective In-Home Care for the Elderly
Bringing strangers into your home for in-home care can be a daunting task. Learn important steps to take to ensure the safety and security of your loved ones and valuables, including background checks, financial protection, and setting clear expectations for care.
Aging In Place
This In Home Care Technology Made a Difference For This Family
Learn how in-home care technology like ClearCare can give your family peace of mind while caring for an aging loved one. Real-time updates and accountability ensure the best possible care.
Home Modifications for Safety
Avoid Assisted Living By Enhancing Your Home Environment: A Guide to Aging in Place with Safety and Independence
Aging in place doesn't have to mean losing independence or safety. Learn how to make simple and cost-effective home modifications to maintain your maximum level of independence and safety in your own home. Also, learn how to protect your assets while qualifying for Medicaid.
Aging In Place
Aging Baby Boomers and the Importance of Having a Family Caregiver Contract
The aging baby boomer generation faces a dilemma as they navigate caring for aging parents while dealing with economic downturns and potential caregiver shortages. Learn about the benefits and drawbacks of a family caregiver contract and how it can help preserve assets and avoid financial loss.
Caregiver Tips
Dementia and Driving: When Is It Time to Give Up the Keys?
As we age, changes in our cognitive, physical, and visual abilities can affect our ability to drive safely. Discussing dementia and driving with a loved one can be difficult, but it's important to address the issue early.
Caregiving Issues
Middle Stage Dementia: I Don’t Like Mom Very Much
As a caregiver for a loved one with middle stage dementia, it can be overwhelming to see them change and struggle with recognition and irrational behavior. Learn about caregiver burnout and how to get help for yourself and your loved one with dementia.
Aging In Place
Moving Aging Parents
Moving aging parents can be a difficult and emotional process. In this blog post, the author shares their personal experiences and insights on how to navigate the challenges of downsizing, purging, and relocating elderly loved ones.
Financial / Legal
End of Life Planning: Include Funeral Arrangements
Funeral arrangements can be difficult to think about, but planning some of the details can be a great relief to your survivors. Learn about funeral burial alternatives, green burials, home death care and more. Create a final arrangements document to ensure your wishes are carried out.
Aging In Place
Age in Place: Innovative Solutions for Staying at Home
Discover the latest technologies and products to age in place, enabling seniors to customize their home for their changing needs and maintain independence. Learn about the benefits of aging in place and how it can help stave off depression.