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When It’s Time to Take the Keys Away

How would you react if you were sitting in the back seat, one of your parents were driving, and they became slightly confused when it came time to take an exit? Or if they brushed a curb while driving down the road?   Most people wouldn’t consider either situation alarming, but what if your loved one [...]

Q&As about RMA: Managing symptoms easier when armed with knowledge

If the elderly loved one in your care is one of the estimated 1 percent of the world population who lives daily with the pain and discomfort of Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA), then you’ve likely witnessed firsthand the pain that accompanies this condition. Defining RA But, what, exactly, is RA? The condition is actually an autoimmune [...]

Watchful stance: What you need to know about setting up guardianship for your loved one

Since your elderly loved one has taken up residence in your home, you’ve likely had to make a large number of decisions to safeguard their well-being—from medication dispensing and bathroom safety, to driving privileges and changes in their diet. But what if, more recently, your loved one is showing a decidedly decreased aptitude to make critical decisions [...]

Get the most out of the government for your elderly loved one: Programs, tips, lessen your burden, expand benefits

If you’ve turned on a TV, flipped open a newspaper or even loaded a website lately, you know that politics are big right now. But are you taking full advantage of the services, benefits, and help the government can provide to you and your elderly loved one? You may not be, if you’re not aware of all [...]