New Report Uncovers Growing Rates of Elderly Suicide in Long-Term Care. Here’s What This Means for You.
Findings: Suicide in Long-Term Care Our 2.2. million older adults who live in long-term care settings are often overlooked when … Read more
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This Brilliant Mom Faced Her Worst Nightmare. Her Family’s Reaction was Priceless.
Most of us have some fear of death. But, the Mom in our story today didn’t just fear death. She … Read more
Data Shows Up to 70% of Caregivers are Depressed. Here’s How to Fix That Problem.
Caregiver Depression 40% to 70% of family caregivers have clinically significant symptoms of depression. Researchers have found that a person … Read more
How Can You Be Sure Dad is Getting the Best Assisted Living Care?
When Mom or Dad moves to an ALF, families hope to find relief for their worries. Assisted living care should … Read more
Three Things a Care Manager Can Give to a Family Caregiver to Help Overcome Fears
As a family caregiver, it’s natural to have a lot of uncertainty and fear. There’s the fear of not doing … Read more
How Hospitals Are Not Doing Their Discharges Right
Discharge from Hospital: What Goes Wrong One in five elderly patients is readmitted to the hospital within one month of … Read more
Three Must-Have Mentors After You Turn 65
Have you ever noticed how two 85-year-olds can seem about 20 years apart in age? Not only how they look, … Read more
Five Siblings and One Dad. Who’s Right?
Sibling Rivalry in Eldercare Sibling rivalry is not uncommon in caring for aging parents. Just imagine five brothers and sisters … Read more
Five Things I Learned When Mom Was Hospitalized
1. Everyone needs a hospital advocate. When you’re ill, you can’t necessarily advocate for yourself. Or, even communicate the necessary … Read more
How to Disagree with Your Doctor without Hurting Your Care
When it comes to your medical care, you want the “A-team”. You should feel 100% confident in the recommendations your … Read more