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By Greg Kling, 8:00 am on October 16, 2025

Table of Content1 Enhanced Quality of Life and Independence2 Personalized, One-on-One Attention3 Cost-Effective Care Solution4 Family Peace of Mind5 Comprehensive Health and Safety Support As the population ages, more families are exploring care options that allow their senior loved ones to maintain independence while receiving necessary support. In-home care has emerged as a popular alternative …

By Kate Race, 7:50 am on October 9, 2025

Table of Content1 The First Obstacle: Coming to Terms2 When Behavior Shifts3 Safety and the Home Question4 When Care Becomes Personal5 Everyday Curveballs6 A Caregiver’s Question7 Final Thoughts Caring for a loved one with dementia is often described as a journey, but it’s not the sort with a clear route or a neat set of …

By Greg Kling, 8:00 am on September 25, 2025

Table of Content1 Understanding Different Types of Power of Attorney2 Timing Matters: Acting while Mental Capacity Remains3 Choosing the Right Agent4 Common Challenges and How to Address Them5 Planning Beyond Power of Attorney When a senior loved one receives a dementia diagnosis, families face numerous legal and financial decisions that require immediate attention. Understanding power …

By Greg Kling, 8:00 am on September 11, 2025

Table of Content1 Accept What You Cannot Control2 Establish Clear Boundaries and Expectations3 Build a Strong Support Network4 Practice Mindfulness and Stress Management5 Focus on Moments of Connection Caring for a challenging aging family member can test your emotional limits and strain relationships. The journey becomes even more complex when dealing with conditions like dementia, …

By Greg Kling, 8:00 am on August 28, 2025

Table of Content1 Create a Safe Environment2 Simplify Tasks3 Encourage Routine and Familiarity4 Incorporate Assistive Tools5 Balance Support with Autonomy Promoting independence in dementia patients is a delicate yet vital part of their care. Empowering them to perform everyday activities enhances their sense of purpose and dignity while maintaining a level of engagement with their …

By Greg Kling, 6:00 am on August 14, 2025

Table of Content1 Signs of Exhaustion and Burnout in Caregivers2 Isolation and Withdrawal in Seniors3 Changes in Appetite and Weight4 Feelings of Hopelessness or Guilt5 Cognitive and Behavioral Changes Depression can often go unnoticed, especially among caregivers and seniors. Understanding the warning signs is vital for early intervention and support. Here’s a guide to recognizing …

By Kate Race, 8:00 am on August 11, 2025

Table of Content1 The Two-Party Equation of Caregiving2 The Challenges of Dementia Caregiving3 Key Considerations for Caregivers4 Building a Caregiving Support Team5 Overcoming Barriers to Asking for Help6 Navigating Stubbornness and Delusion in Care Recipients7 Caring for Yourself as a Caregiver Caring for an aging loved one with dementia can be deeply rewarding, but it’s …

By Greg Kling, 8:00 am on July 31, 2025

Table of Content1 Get Started Right2 Assist with Daily Living Activities3 Manage Medications and Monitor Health4 Provide Emotional Support5 Juggle Flexible and Unexpected Tasks6 Reflect on Impact Caring for others is a calling, and for professional caregivers, their daily efforts make a significant difference in the lives of those they assist. A single day is …

By Greg Kling, 8:00 am on July 17, 2025

Table of Content1 Ensures a Safe and Comfortable Environment2 Assists with Activities of Daily Living3 Support for Rehabilitation and Therapy4 Provides Emotional and Psychological Support5 Offers Family Education and Relief Post-stroke recovery can often be challenging and multifaceted, requiring a combination of medical, emotional, and practical support. Home care plays a vital role in ensuring …

By Kate Race, 7:03 am on July 3, 2025

Table of Content1 Understanding Resistance as Communication2 The Importance of Meeting Seniors with Dementia Where They Are3 Practical Strategies that Make a Difference4 Addressing Resistance to Common Care Tasks5 The Caregiver’s Emotional Wellbeing6 Knowing When to Say “Not Now”7 A Final Reflection Why does Mom refuse her medication? Why won’t Dad eat or even get …