Perhaps you are recently retired and have some skills you would like to share or maybe you find yourself in a role that you...
Financially Helping Clients Fund Their Care Needs: Real Life Examples
Aging Life Care Professionals® are called upon to assist clients with resources to handle their particular situations, including evaluating the financial resources necessary to...
Sibling Relationships and Older Parents
As adult children age many unresolved conflicts are swept under the carpet and avoided. Often with parents as buffers, and contact limited, relationships remain...
“Home” for the Holidays? Common Signs Your Older Loved One May Need Help
This year the holidays and holiday gatherings will look a bit different for most of us because of the pandemic. Experts advise us to...
Eldercare as Art and Ministry – combining life’s passions
Aging Life Care Association® members are distinguished for their high qualifications, adherence to standards of practice, and a drive to care for older adults....
Alzheimer’s and the Family Caregiver
November is National Family Caregivers Month and National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month. These observances help raise awareness about the challenges of caregiving for families,...
The Latest Discoveries in Alzheimer’s and Dementia Research
Statistics on Alzheimer’s Disease for 2020 In the U.S., more than 5.8 million people age 65+ are living with Alzheimer’s disease and over 16...
Tips to Staying Healthy While Managing Incontinence During COVID
Americans have adapted new ways of doing things as a result of coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19). Coughs and fevers have become more serious and result...
COVID-19 Meets Flu Season
After months of social distancing, hyper hand washing, and vigilant mask-wearing, are you ready for flu season? It’s coming, and it’s important to understand...
An Ounce of Prevention, Two Ounces of Caution
Too many Americans have experienced less than ideal healthcare in recent months as they work through an overwhelmed system. The elderly need to be...