Where do families often go wrong when deciding where an elderly loved one should live?

Where do families often go wrong when deciding where an elderly loved one should live?

Caring for an elderly loved one can be a long road, especially if there is chronic illness involved.

The actions long-term care facilities have taken to protect their residents have proved to be a double-edged sword.

We hear from the administrator of a local long-term care facility who explains how she and her staff have worked to balance resident safety

In this installment, we hear the stories of two family caregivers who have tried—and failed—to gain access to their loved ones.

Nursing homes have responded to the COVID-19 pandemic, and that response has impacted residents and their loved ones.

In this bonus installment, we hear from another administrator of a Nashville area long-term care facility.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

The COVID-19 situation may result in the temporary removal of certain hurdles to coverage.

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

As the COVID-19 crisis unfolds, we’ve been waiting to see what changes federal officials might make to the nation’s healthcare system.

As the nation faces the current CORONAVIRUS concern, scammers are already finding ways to take advantage of us.

How Big is the Problem? Is the coronavirus or COVID-19 a real problem? Or is the media fanning the flames of hysteria?

Most people want to live independently in their own home for as long as possible. But what if it’s no longer suitable?