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Subtle signs you shouldn’t ignore—and how to take the right next step. The holiday season often brings adult children and extended family back together—sometimes for the first time in months. While reunions are filled with warmth and tradition, they c...

When a parent or loved one begins to need more support, the shift can feel overwhelming. You may suddenly find yourself managing medical appointments, navigating memory changes, fielding calls from concerned neighbors, or handling legal and financial responsib...

When you hear the word hospice, what comes to mind? For many families, the word alone can feel like a final chapter—one marked by loss and grief. But that perception often doesn’t match the reality. Hospice isn’t just about end-of-life care. It’s a ...

When your loved one needs care at home, your priority is finding support that is compassionate, reliable, and safe. But not all home care agencies are created equal—especially when it comes to licensing. In California, all Home Care Organizations (HCOs) t...

Anxiety is a common and challenging symptom for individuals living with dementia. It can appear suddenly, be triggered by changes in the environment, or stem from confusion about time, place, or routine. For caregivers, seeing a loved one in distress can be ov...

When it’s time to find home care for a loved one, the search can feel overwhelming. Many families begin by checking reviews, asking for referrals, and making sure agencies are licensed and insured. But those basics only scratch the surface. The real key to s...

Traditional media platforms can often be overstimulating or disorienting for people living with dementia. The fast pace, rapid scene changes, and complex storylines of modern television can lead to confusion or frustration. A new wave of innovation is addressi...

When Gary’s wife, Mary Ellen, was diagnosed with dementia, he faced the taxing challenges of becoming a primary caregiver. He never expected to be put in this position, and balancing daily care, emotional strain, and uncertainty about what to expect next lef...

“She’s just getting cranky.”“He’s just getting forgetful—it happens in old age.”“Dad always lost his keys; don’t make a big deal out of it.” If a loved one is getting older, chances are you’ve said one of these phrases, or a vari...