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If you are a parent who also takes care of your parent, you could be nervous about how this school year will affect your schedules. Kids may be in the classroom or distance learning, and there can be activities starting up or coming to an end, which can complicate...
Having a loved one in a nursing home may not be what you hoped for or expected, but it can be the best place for them to receive the care they require. However, you can still advocate for their needs if you feel changes are necessary. This could be the case if you are...
The end-of-life care we receive greatly affects our quality of life and the legacy we leave behind. In many cases, this care happens in a nursing home facility. Unfortunately, too often, the decision on where someone receives care has more to do with financial...
Being at home is often the most comfortable place to be. And owning a home can give people a great sense of stability and safety. However, a home can take on different meanings as a person gets older and starts thinking about their long-term care needs. In this...
People who receive care in long-term care facilities and nursing homes can be vulnerable to a host of health problems, from infection to falls. Care providers can and should mitigate these risks, but sometimes, their efforts to keep residents safe ultimately create a...
If your parents or grandparents are in a nursing home, you may have become increasingly concerned about their safety and well-being in the last couple of months. The spread of the novel coronavirus, combined with stay-at-home orders, has put elderly patients in...
Finding a nursing home is no easy task. Parties want to find a place that is safe, secure and attentive to patients' needs. Before finding the right place, people might tour multiple locations and conduct research. They may also spend years financially preparing and...
Losing the ability to do things for ourselves - like driving and managing finances - can be incredibly upsetting. Not only does it mean loss of independence, but it also means that someone else will need to help. And for many people, asking for and accepting help can...
The novel coronavirus, COVID-19, is affecting adults 60 and older more severely than younger people. As such, it is crucial for us to check in on our older loved ones and make sure they are okay in the coming weeks.Below are some tips that can help you, whether you...
Long-term medical care may not be among your concerns if you are young and healthy. You may be more worried about saving for retirement, a new home or an upcoming vacation.However, the time may come when you require long-term care. This could happen after a serious...