Tools of the Trade: Helpful Equipment for Professional Caregivers
Learn more about innovative tools designed to improve safety, efficiency, and comfort for both professional caregivers and their clients.
5 Tips to Help You Discuss Caregiving Options with an Elderly Loved One
Convincing an aging loved one to accept professional care is never easy. Here are five ways to get even the most stubborn senior to reconsider.
Protect the Hearts You Love During Heart Month
You are never too old or too young to begin taking care of your heart. February is American Heart Month, making it the perfect time to protect the hearts of your loved ones.
Caregiver Health: Depression and Caregiving
The responsibilities of a caregiver may take a serious toll on their health, even contributing to depression at times. See what you can do to deal with it.
How to Be a Co-Caregiver With a Sibling
Here are five tips to being a successful co-caregiver and making it a positive experience for everyone involved!
How to Provide Care for a Loved One without Straining Family Relationships
Any way you slice it, caring for elderly relatives can create a messy family dynamic. If you’ve been shouldering most of the caregiving burden alone, here’s how to let family members know that you could use their help without damaging your relationships.
5 Tips for Managing a Senior’s Care from Long-Distance
How can you best manage a senior's care when you live too far away to be there? Here are five tips to help you manage your loved one's care long-distance.
How to Ask Family for Help With Caregiving Costs
Is it possible to ask loved ones to share caregiving costs without being critical? Here’s how to get yours to say “yes” when everyone’s household budget weighs in the balance.
How to Transition into a Caregiver Role for a Loved One
Although caring for an older relative or friend can be one of the most gratifying experiences you’ll ever have, it can also be one of the most physically and emotionally demanding. What follows are some essential tips to remember when you suddenly find yourself thrust into the role of caring for an aging loved one.
How to Bring Up the Topic of Home Care with an Elderly Parent
If you have an elderly one it's possible that they will need caregiving assistance. Some signs that your loved one needs help are physical and mental change, poor personal hygiene. Find more about symptoms and cures.
