Elder Care Decisions

  • Long-Distance Caregiving: Geriatric Care Managers Provide Invaluable Support

    Long-distance caregivers often struggle to monitor and support their aging parents from afar. A geriatric care manager can evaluate a senior’s needs, coordinate their care, communicate regularly with family and provide valuable peace of mind.

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  • New to Caregiving: How to Prepare the Family

    Concerns for families new to caregiving and how to prepare. Here are some concerns families should take into consideration when caring for an elderly parent or loved one.

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  • Tips for Touring Assisted Living Communities

    Taking the time to research assisted living facilities before talking with resistant elders will help you understand the options and ensure the discussion goes smoothly.

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  • Hospice Care: Help During End Stages of Life

    Starting hospice care can be a difficult decision, but the benefits for terminally ill patients and their family members are undeniable. A caregiver shares how hospice provided compassionate end-of-life care and pain management for both her parents.

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  • What is a Geriatrician?

    A geriatrician is a medical doctor with additional training and experience in preventing, assessing and treating medical conditions and disabilities in older people.

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  • Oldest-Ever Oscar Nominee Helps Spotlight Caregiving’s Toughest Issues

    At 86 years old, Emmanuelle Riva is the oldest-ever Oscar nominee. Her role in the film "Amour" sheds light on the toughest issues faced by family caregivers.

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