The doctor interview
August 15, 2022After you have scoured the Internet to help your relative find a potential new doctor—someone on their plan and with... Read More →
After you have scoured the Internet to help your relative find a potential new doctor—someone on their plan and with... Read More →
For most family caregivers, frustration and guilt are common, as is anxiety and resentment. These feelings are normal and reasonable under... Read More →
Even pre-COVID, many 90-year-olds adamantly refused to go to a senior center, saying they didn’t want to be around “all... Read More →
With summer’s warm weather, be on the lookout for dehydration in your loved one. The signs include confusion, fatigue, weakness,... Read More →
If the person you care for has dementia—memory or thinking problems from a condition such as Alzheimer’s, a stroke, or... Read More →
Elderly parents are living longer. Children are often dependent for more years than expected. Add to this the ongoing responsibilities... Read More →
Many older adults experience swollen legs and feet. For some, it’s because of sitting a lot and leading a sedentary... Read More →
The brain is another organ to keep fit, and regular workouts are a good thing! Our brains enable many types... Read More →
Much of the strain of caring for a loved one lies in the loss of a predictable routine, a sense... Read More →
Your loved one may be watching for phishing scams on email, but now there are scams carried out by short... Read More →