As temperatures drop, winter can bring unique challenges for older adults. Icy walkways, dry indoor air, cold-related illnesses, and disrupted routines all increase risks. For seniors living at home, a little preparation can make a…

Caring for an aging loved one often involves paying attention to subtle changes in their behavior, memory, and daily routines. While occasional forgetfulness is a normal part of aging, dementia typically begins with small shifts…

Choosing a caregiver for a loved one is one of the most important decisions you will make. Whether that care happens in the home or within a senior care setting, a great caregiver can provide…

Caring for an aging loved one is both an honor and a challenge. And as time goes on, the needs of a parent, grandparent, or relative may begin to shift in ways you can’t ignore…