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5 Tips for Communicating with Someone with Alzheimer’s
Communicating with someone diagnosed with Alzheimer’s can be challenging. By being patient and showing respect, you can set the right tone for the conversation.
What Legal Authority Do I Need to Access My Parent’s Financial, Legal, or Health Records?
If you have not already, you should have a discussion with an attorney and your parent(s) about setting up a general power of attorney, durable power of attorney, joint account, trust, or advance directive.
What is Complicated Grief for a Caregiver?
In some cases, caring for someone with dementia, cancer, and other severe chronic conditions can cause what is called complicated grief (CG).
Does My Loved One Need a Home Alert System?
Providing your loved one with a home alert system helps prevent long-term injuries from occurring from a fall or other issues within the home.
Grandbox: A Unique Gift Idea for Those 65 and Over
For birthdays or Father's Day, get away from the standard tie, drill, or gardening tool for Dad or Grandpa with a unique gift from Grandbox.
Should You Buy a Defibrillator for Your Home?
Find out what a defibrillator is, which individuals should consider owning them, and how to purchase one for your home over-the-counter.
Best Tips on How to Communicate with At-Home Health Professionals
Having communication issues with your at-home health professional? Check out these tips on how best to communicate.
The Top Five Benefits of the Caring Village App
Use the Caring Village app to help you get organized, find the help you need, ensure your loved one is save, prepare for the future, and worry less.
Getting Your CPR and First-Aid Training
Find out more about what cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and first-aid training classes entail and where you can attend these trainings.
5 Tips on Traveling with an Aging Adult
When it comes to traveling with an aging adult, it’s important to be prepared. Here are five tips to ensure you have a great trip.