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

Proactive preparation in the care of elders is one of the less-traveled approaches in the caregiving space. Mainly, because we live in a reactive society.

With the passing of Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson on New Year’s Eve and the report of what caused her death, I felt it necessary to

Caring for a spouse, aging parent, or person with kidney disease might feel overwhelming. State of mind and knowledge attainment are the two ways to

Happy New Year! Last year has come and gone, but the world of caregiving continues to be top of mind for all caregiver advocates. You may

Whenever you hear or read “Tis the Season,” it tells us it’s the season for Christmas — a joyful reminder to share the meaning of Christmas

I had a powerful conversation with a caregiver, and as I listened intensely to the concerns that are now confronting the family, one word repeated