As we age, healthcare needs inevitably increase and become more complex. When an aging person has cognitive issues, healthcare needs can become even more complicated.

If the person you care for has a cognitive issue such as dementia, they will likely miss key points communicated in a medical appointment. Likewise, they may forget to bring up important i

How many times can we look back at an episode or situation in our lives, and wished we had taken some time to plan for better outcomes? Emergencies related to a loved one’s dementia are not the type of events we want to leave to chance. Good planning with thoughtful care can lead to better outcomes.

Steps to General Planning:

You or your spouse may have Long Term Care Insurance (LTCI), or you may be considering the purchase of this type of insurance. Did you know that LTCI can help cover the cost of Adult Day Health Care including care at the Alzheimer’s Day Resource Center?

What is Long Term Care Insurance (LTCI)?

The holidays are often a time when family members who live far way or not so far away from one another take the time to get together. Relationships are re-energized, and we catch up on events and happenings. We note the growth of some members of the family, while recognizing the decline of others.

This time of year presents an opportunity for a family to have a meeting to begin the dialog regarding the needs of a family member. Any member of the family including a senior or an adult with a disability

November is National Family Caregiver Month. It is a good time to reflect on your life as a caregiver and make sure you are not becoming at risk for caregiver burnout.

Many demands are put on caregivers by care recipients and family members. But, the greatest demands are often those we place on ourselves!