What is the Tennessee Real ID? Should you help the elderly loved ones in your care get one? This answers the most common questions.

For older adults dealing with dementia, however, Halloween can be anything but fun. Here's how to make the holiday more enjoyable.

Is aging without family support the same if you're a man or a woman? We think not. This article explains why.

Autumn is a wonderful time of the year. The weather is getting a little cooler– not too cold yet--and the air is a little crisper.

It’s midnight. The phone rings. Mom’s had a fall. She’s being taken to the hospital. Now what?

Generational clashes are especially common when it comes to dealing with the reality of an older adult’s fall risk.

If you want to navigate the elder care journey without going broke, you won’t want to miss this FREE educational event...

When my mom went into rehab after having a stroke, I was told that I should see an elder care lawyer to protect Mom’s assets...

Elder abuse. What is it? Where does it happen? Who are the victims? What can we do to protect our loved ones?

Are you expecting your kids to care for you in your old age—but you’ve never talked to them about it? This is a mistake...

When family members visit, caregivers often welcome the break. Sometimes, though, visiting family members can bring new sets of worries...

Caregivers urge their parents to accept help, move to an assisted living facility, or surrender the car keys. Parents resist.

If someone you love is dealing with an illness related to exposure to nuclear radiation, this article is for you.

CMS relaxed restrictions imposed on visitation. Does this mean things are back to normal?.

When I first realized that my mom needed more care than I could provide, I was kind of lost.

Most people hope to grow old living where they are right now, but few have an actual plan to do so.

Up until recently, I’ve never really thought of caregiving as a temporary job, but the reality is, it is.

So, how do you go about “spring cleaning” your caregiving? These tips will help.

How is the experience of aging different now than it was a generation ago?

Wait lists are a fact of life in the placement process, much to the surprise of many family caregivers.

Visiting family members can bring with them new sets of worries and doubts for caregivers.

If you noticed something a little "off" with elderly loved ones after seeing them over the holidays, here's what you can do.

There are times when someone living with dementia doesn’t know me or calls me other people and curses when I tell them I am me!

If your loved one is living in an older home, these hazards are likely.