The holiday season isn’t always easy—especially for caregivers balancing family traditions with the ongoing demands of caregiving. This blog

Learn about the difference between assisted living and skilled nursing facilities, including regulations, costs, and care levels, to make an

Caregiver responsibilities after moving a parent into assisted living continue even after your loved one transitions.

When a person has a negativity bias, they give more attention to the negative side of things than the positive.

The latest scams targeting older adults can be devastating to everyone involved. Here's what we're seeing most often.

This is the second in a two-part series about how to prepare for severe weather if you have loved ones with dementia or Alzheimer's disease.

You and the elderly loved ones you care for can prepare for severe weather. Here's where to start.

The National Alliance for Caregiving and AARP shows that family caregivers spend about 24 hours per week providing care.

During National Stress Awareness month this April, we shine the spotlight on caregiver stress, a common elder care challenge.

When you decide to get help, what should you look for when choosing a caregiver? This article walks you through the process.

It’s a few weeks into the new year, so I must ask…are you sticking to your New Year's resolution, or has it fallen by the wayside already?

Elder Care Coordinator Debra King joins Gayla Zoz to talk about holiday gift ideas for elderly relatives.

Every year, millions of people fall for these scams, which arrive via email, phone, text, and payment apps. Here's how to avoid them.

No one likes to feel disrespected or belittled but, it seems that’s what we tend to do to people who are old or disabled.

What is a doula? How can a doula help older adults? Katlyn Clifton, a Gerontologist in Sumner County, explains.

When an older adult can no longer live at home, what happens to their personal property? Elder Care Coordinator Debra King weighs in.

Try these simple strategies for surviving the summer heat and managing its effects on elderly loved ones.

The ability to access the services of an elder care coordinator is often one of the most unexpected blessings of working with our firm.

What will you do with the things that fill an elderly parent's home? Elder Care Coordinator Debra King offers some tips.

This man taught Joshua Hunter an important lesson about dementia--and about life.

Trena needed help paying for her mom's care. Here's what she did.

Free help from family isn't really free. There is ALWAYS a cost to caregiving. Someone is paying the price. Is it you?

Are the older loved ones in your life feeling down during the cold, dark days of winter? Here's how to help them combat the winter blues.

If you have a loved one with dementia who will be accompanying you on a trip during the holidays, give these tips a try.