Pati Bedwell and Debra King weigh in on a COVID-related tragedy that hasn't been making headlines. Part 1 of a four-part series.

If you or someone you love served in Vietnam, these expanded Blue Water Navy benefits may apply to you. It’s worth the time to check it out.

What is the GrandPad? Could it be for you or someone you love? This article offers the lowdown on one of the latest tech tools.

If you’re an older adult, or you’re caring for one, be on the lookout for the latest schemes. While anyone could fall for a scam...

If you're caring for an elderly loved one, unexpected trips to the emergency room are often a fact of life.

A relative who has treated you badly in the past now needs your help. It happens all the time. How do you take the high road?

Could the practice of gratitude make life better for caregivers, even in a year like 2020? It's possible.

At a care plan meeting, staff and residents/families talk about life in the facility – meals, activities, therapies, schedule, and more.

What happens when you lose your balance? Hopefully, nothing, but sometimes, we fall and the odds of falling grow as we age.

About three months ago, at 2:30 in the afternoon, my phone rang. The dreaded words that I had been preparing myself for happened.

What can you do to stay connected if you can't connect with your loved one in person?

What happens when dementia and racism collide? The results usually aren't pretty.

Faster than you can flip an egg, our lives have gone from sunny side up to feeling rather scrambled.

Political views influence how seriously many people take the COVID-19 situation. One thing, however, is not in dispute.

Being a caregiver is challenging enough on its own, but a pandemic makes it even more so.

The right to vote is one of those rights that an American citizen never loses, even if he or she resides in a long-term care facility.

What happens when racism and dementia intersect in an elderly loved one?

We are living in unprecedented times. A unique and dangerous virus is proliferating the United States.

Have you seen the Caregiving in the U.S. 2020 report? It’s well worth the read. 

If you're sheltering in place during the COVID-19 crisis and your supplies are running low, here are some ways to get what you need.

I could see it on my mom’s face when I visited her at the assisted living facility. She was hurt, confused, and frustrated.

People around the world are struggling to understand the global pandemic that COVID-19 has created.

Scammers are an imaginative lot. No matter what happens, they’ll think up a scheme that uses the situation to bilk unsuspecting people.

What should your loved one’s nursing home be doing to keep residents safe during the COVID-19 pandemic?