A topic rarely discussed as it relates to eldercare is thyroid disease. Older loved ones and thyroid disease are a real thing! The thyroid gland

Elders living in their own homes is a high priority for most seniors. The benefit is indisputable as it relates to being in a familiar

Does your loved one have dementia, not to be confused with Alzheimer’s? Having intermittent trouble finding the right word or remembering where you put things

I enjoy talking with older people. They have gone before us, Experienced much, tolerated much, and can teach us much. We often take these things

Caring for a bedridden loved one with contractures at home demands a lot of patience, insight, and skill. The activities of daily living are a

The Heart Health Month theme continues with caring for a loved one with heart conditions. It can be challenging and requires a long-term commitment of

One of my pet peeves is home safety when caring for elderly loved ones. One of the most common causes of falls in the home

As we all know, trustworthy caregivers don’t always wear capes; they wear stethoscopes. Since February is Black History Month, I want to reflect on the

Are you prepared to take on the responsibility of caring for a family member? Can you handle the commitment that comes with the role? Have