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When Gary’s wife, Mary Ellen, was diagnosed with dementia, managing the day-to-day care while coping with the emotional toll of becoming a primary caregiver felt like too much—until he connected with IOA’s Caregiver Coaching program. With the support of ...

Father’s Day visits offer more than quality time—they’re a chance to notice subtle changes that may signal your loved one needs additional support at home.

From dementia care to companionship, finding the right home care starts with understanding your loved one’s needs—and matching them with a caregiver who truly fits.

Early onset dementia affects adults under 65 during some of life’s most active years—this guide explores symptoms, challenges, and where families can find meaningful support.

Learn how IOA Home Care helps families navigate the critical transition from hospital to home with compassionate, personalized support for aging adults.

Emerging research reveals a powerful connection between menopause and brain health, suggesting hormonal changes may influence Alzheimer’s risk. This blog explores what women need to know to take proactive steps toward cognitive wellness during midlife.

While dementia is often viewed through a lens of loss, a recent essay and insights from IOA's Lead Caregiver Coach, Alexandra Kaplan, reveal the unexpected moments of connection, humor, and love that can still shine through. This fresh perspective invites care...

Communicating with a loved one who has dementia can be challenging, but asking thoughtful questions can spark meaningful conversations and foster connection. At the Institute on Aging, we provide resources like our Companioa program to support families in navi...

Gene Hackman’s passing sheds light on the often-overlooked struggles of caregivers, who dedicate themselves to the relentless demands of supporting loved ones with dementia. As public figures like Emma Heming Willis advocate for more resources, it's clear th...