In the newest edition of the Aging Life Care Journal, Aging Life Care Professionals examine the issues faced by those who are younger and...

One of the most difficult conversations caregivers can have with their older loved ones concerns driving. Telling someone they are no longer safe to...

In the Aging Life Care Association’s newest White Paper, “Agency or Independent: Considerations in Hiring”, ALCA member Bunni Dybnis examines the legal and financial...

Life transitions often mean that we need to make decisions about what to do with years of accumulated personal property that no longer physically...

Food security and hunger are issues that can strike at any point in life, and many Americans struggle with putting food on the table...

Medicare and Medicaid may seem similar at the outset, but are in fact two very different programs. Each one has difference qualifications and serves...

America’s Sandwich Generation, men and women in their forties to sixties with both aging parents and children to care for, is one of the...

When it comes to caregiving, it can be difficult for families to feel confident in the decisions they are making for their loved ones....

No matter the level of one’s memory loss, stage of Alzheimer’s disease, or type of dementia, human connection and communication is important to overall...

With temperatures already breaking 100° in parts of the country, the dog days of summer are here and it will only get hotter.  This...