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Caring Village: Families & Professional Caregivers Working Side-by-Side
Home Care for Elderly in Their Own Homes: Key Takeaways Nearly one-third of adults aged 65 and older live alone, which means they might need reliable care from both family members and professional caregivers as their…
Caring for a Disabled Family Member: Emotional, Practical, and Financial Support Guide
Caring for a Disabled Family Member: Key Takeaways Caring for a disabled family member is one of the most meaningful responsibilities a person can embrace. It requires emotional strength, practical skill, and consistent dedication. According to the…
A Complete Guide for a Caregiver Caring for Elderly Parents
Key Takeaways: Caregivers spend an average of 27 hours per week providing care, and 24% provide 40 or more hours a week Taking care of elderly parents requires planning for medical, emotional, and daily living needs while protecting independence…
When You Become a Caregiver Overnight: What to Do First
When You Become a Caregiver: Key Takeaways Many people never plan on becoming a caregiver. It often happens suddenly, after an illness, injury, or life change that leaves a parent or loved one needing support. If you’ve found yourself in…
National Caregivers Month: Honoring In-Home Caregivers
National Caregivers Month: Key Takeaways Every November, National Caregivers Month honors the 63 million Americans providing unpaid care to loved ones at home In-home caregivers balance emotional, physical, and financial challenges, often managing complex health needs…
Using Technology To Manage and Simplify Family Caregiving
The Caregiver App: Key Takeaways Family caregiving in 2025 is increasingly managed through digital coordination, especially for long-distance families. Caring Village’s dedicated Caregiver App replaces scattered tools like spreadsheets and chats with one organized system. The…
Creating a Dementia-Friendly Home: A Guide for Family Caregivers
Create a safe, supportive, and engaging home for a loved one with dementia. Learn tips for improving safety, supporting physical and mental health, and establishing comforting daily routines.
How to Convince Your Aging Loved One to Stop Driving
For many older adults, driving represents freedom, independence, and autonomy. However, there comes a time when safety concerns outweigh the benefits of continued driving. Having this conversation with your aging loved one can be challenging, but…
How to Support Family Caregivers Without Asking, “How Can I Help?”
Caring for a loved one—especially someone with a chronic illness, disability, or age-related condition—is emotionally and physically demanding. And often, the person shouldering that responsibility is a family caregiver who feels alone, overwhelmed, and unsure of…
Exercise: A Powerful Tool for Managing Arthritis
While it may seem counter intuitive, exercise can be a powerful tool for managing arthritis. In fact, staying active is one of the best ways to manage arthritis symptoms, maintain overall health, and significantly improve your…