The holiday season is upon us and with that comes gift giving. It may have been easier to find a gift for your loved one before they were diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, but now you have a tougher time. Continue reading →
There comes a time when it becomes more difficult for family to visit with aging relatives. They tend to visit more when relatives are home vs when they are in facilities. The question is, how can Continue reading →
We all have heard the term “helicopter parents” – overprotective, over-perfecting, over-controlling parents who hover over their children’s constant needs,but do you know there is a new term called “helicopter Continue reading →
Did you know you have other options other than facility care when your loved one needs more help. Most people think its inevitable that they will have to move mom or dad to a nursing home. Live in Continue reading →
This month of observance for healthy aging is held annually to focus attention on the positive side of aging. The mission of this annual observance is to promote the idea that each individual is personally responsible for their own health Continue reading →