Caregiving
Giving the Gift of Adaptive Clothing: Thoughtful Gifts
Clothes are one of the best gifts you can give during a holiday, offering a new style option and more confidence to a...
How to Tackle Holiday Shopping as a Caregiver
Caring for another person requires careful planning, and one of the trickiest parts of the year is holiday shopping. Many seniors need assistance...
9 Signs Your Family Member Needs Memory Care
Forgetting things is normal for the average person, and the mind gets slightly worse as individuals age. However, Alzheimer’s and dementia are scarier...
Sundowning Syndrome: What it is and How to Combat it
Have you ever been spending time with an older family member when they suddenly seem to have trouble remembering the conversation you just...
Forgetfulness: When is Memory Loss Dangerous?
Taking care of an aging loved one is a special gift. One of the most troubling factors an individual can encounter when caring...
Finding Joy in Caregiving: Celebrating the Moments of Connection
We aren’t going to sugarcoat things; becoming a caregiver is a tough job. Not only is it often thankless, but it often ends...
Alzheimer’s vs. Dementia: Is There a Difference?
Most people use Alzheimer’s and dementia interchangeably without establishing if there is something that sets the two apart. Although there are similarities between...
How to Approach the Topic of Caregiving with Aging Parents
It’s unavoidable. Someday, your parents will age to the point where they need extra help. We hope that this day is far away,...
America’s Caregiving Crisis: Push the Panic Button
America is about to have a disaster when it comes to caring for its older citizens. While the problem may not hit tomorrow,...
How to Approach the Topic of Adaptive Clothing
Adaptive clothing is special clothing that is easier to get in and out of, often made in a unique design for those with...