Grief is different for each person and there’s no right or wrong way to mourn a parent.

Scary costumes, extra visitors, candy concerns, Halloween decorations, trick-or-treating, and spooky sounds can create agitation.

Do a person’s rights change when they’re no longer completely independent?

What rights are residents guaranteed under the 1987 federal Nursing Home Reform Law?

What rights are residents guaranteed under the 1987 federal Nursing Home Reform Law?

There is in fact a difference between dementia and Alzheimer’s which is important to understand. Dementia is a general, umbrella term.

How do you select the proper facility and ensure that your mom or dad will be safe and well cared for?

Is an elderly loved one experiencing memory loss? Do you worry when he or she gets behind the wheel?

Just when you think that a scam has been snuffed out, fraudsters find a way to resurrect it. Case in point: the Deed Scam.

The nurse said, “Good morning, I will be taking your blood pressure first.” “No!” Betty said. “You are not!”

What happens then when the person you care for dies and you’re no longer a caregiver? How do you return to the life you had before?

There was a time when going on vacation meant we could let our guard down and be carefree. Not anymore.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is preparing to process Agent Orange exposure claims for “Blue Water Navy” Veterans.

What can you do if you’re overwhelmed and frustrated by your siblings who aren’t pitching in?

How can you tell if a senior living community has a positive culture?

The celebration of Independence Day might spur the realization that your loved one’s independence is slipping--and so is yours.

As with so many medications and drugs, it really is a buyer/manager beware situation. If it seems too good to be true, it probably is.

Fraudsters use spoofing techniques to impersonate the authorities. Make sure your elderly loved ones are aware.

what happens to all the older adults who don’t have the resources to pay for their own nursing home care? Who pays?

My grandma still doesn’t like being bossed around, and her sister is still bossy.

The Department of Veterans Affairs is consider adding three conditions to the list of qualifying diseases tied to Agent Orange.

Here are four ways to leverage today’s technology to make it easier to coordinate caregiving from a distance.

The Department of Veterans Affairs will not appeal a January court ruling that ordered it to provide benefits for Blue Water veterans.

Do you see red flags that your mom and dad aren’t doing as well at home as they used to?