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When you’re caring for someone with incontinence, you know how sensitive their skin is and how easily irritation, rashes, or burns can...

Coronavirus has changed everything in our lives, especially for those of us caring for an older adult we love. Ensuring their well-being...

Mobile phones can be a double-edged sword for someone with dementia You want your mother to be able to use a mobile phone. It brings her...

Connecting with others through sharing life stories is a consistently rewarding and enriching experience. People who actively...

If you’re caring for an ailing spouse or aging relative, you’re probably far too familiar with the worry of managing medications for...

We often take a good night’s sleep for granted…until it’s no longer possible. And caring for someone with nighttime incontinence is...

Many people with Alzheimer’s or dementia have incontinence. And that can make day-to-day life extra tricky. To make life easier for you...

The number of Americans with different forms of dementia, such as Alzheimer’s disease, continues to grow at an alarming rate, according...

Every year, caregivers and seniors voice how confusing and time-consuming it can be to find the “right” Medicare Advantage plan that...

5 important things to consider before seeking a financial conservatorship If you have an aging family member who no longer has the mental...

You’re not alone in caring for a family member Many caregivers are faced with a dilemma: Mom wants to stay in her own home, but you’re...

I have a mother I adore – she’s strong, wise, funny, and kind. I’m grateful for her every day. She’s 89 years old and lives alone. After...

When my mother-in-law was diagnosed with a progressive lung disease, my family felt lost trying to determine the best plan of care for...