Caring for a family member with Alzheimer’s or dementia can sometimes feel like a 24/7 job. Adult social day programs are a great resource for individuals with memory issues and caregivers alike. This post discusses some pros and cons of these programs.
Read MoreCaring for an elderly parent often feels similar to parenting. It can be a lot of routine appointments and tasks to ensure that your family member is safe, healthy, and cared for. But, what happens when you encounter critical situations where you just don't know where to turn? It might be beneficial to hire a geriatric care manager. In this post, we’ll explore when and why you might use this type of resource.
Read MoreOne of the challenging aspects of senior caregiving is that every situation is unique. Caregiving Case Study posts give readers insight into how different families have approached eldercare and the lessons they’ve learned. I recently interviewed Mary Anglade, CEO and Founder of sparqGEN Marketing, about her caregiving experiences with her dad.
Read MoreCreating an in-home care strategy for your parent depends on two dimensions: how many “activities of daily living” (ADLs) your family member needs help with and your bandwidth for in-home coordination of services. This post focuses on home health aides and often overlooked ADLs.
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