Driving as it relates to someone diagnosed with dementia is a topic that has received more attention as people are living longer and the number of people diagnosed has increased.…

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Recently, a friend was telling me about her caregiving experiences. Her list of stresses, challenges and outright pain would be familiar to most caregivers. I asked, “Have you ever tried…

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There is a lot of information regarding planning ahead and continuum of companion care services presented in the various forms of social media, commercials, print, radio and community presentations. Planning…

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So often, when we hear the word “downsizing,” we think of moving to a smaller residence; less or no yard, fewer rooms to clean, a smaller area with lower expenses.…

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Many people are finding that they are living longer than they planned for financially. The expense and upkeep of a home can start to become a burden when you are…

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Gait is one of the most affected motor characteristics of Parkinson’s disease. While Parkinson’s disease affects each person differently, falls are a common challenge to address. Sometimes your mind moves…

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At no time has my mental and physical fitness been tested as severely as when I was a caregiver for my parents. The mental strain of worry, trying to stay…

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Q: My mom is very independent and active, but she has had some recent episodes of incontinence. This can be very embarrassing for her, and I don’t want to see…

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Q: My friend was recently in the hospital after having a fall and hurting her knee. The hospital told her that she would need some type of rehab and explained…

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Q: Should we stay or should we go? My wife and I have been trying to decide if we should move to a retirement community. We have a lovely home…

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