Guidance for Every Step of the Aging Journey

Explore practical articles, expert insights, and real-world advice designed to help families and older adults navigate aging at home with clarity and confidence.

Building a Care Notebook

A care notebook with crucial info about a loved one's care needs is a valuable resource for family caregivers. We'll show you what to include in a thorough care notebook.

Caregiver Burnout: The Warning Signs You Shouldn't Ignore

Stress caused by caregiving isn't good for either the caregiver or their loved one. Look out for these signs of caregiver burnout before the problem gets serious.

Coordinating Care With Siblings Without Family Drama

Family drama when caring for a parent adds more stress to a difficult situation. Here's how you and your siblings can coordinate care in a way that works for everyone.

How To Talk to Your Parents About Getting Help

Sometimes older adults have a hard time accepting help, even when they really need it. Here are some strategies for having a productive conversation about in-home support with your parents.

Is In-Home Care Covered By Insurance?

Long-term care insurance, Medicare Advantage, and Medicaid cover different things. Learn what pays for home care and how to start using benefits at the right time.

The Caregiver's Guide to Doctor Appointments

Many family caregivers attend their loved ones' appointments to lend their support. Read these strategies for making every doctor's appointment more productive.

5 Tips for Getting the Most Out of Care Management

An experienced Care Manager shares her most helpful advice.

What are ADLs and IADLs?

ADLs and IADLs are terms for the basic daily functions we do to maintain a high quality of life. Learn what constitutes ADLs and IADLs and how to get help if you're struggling with them.

Adapting Your Home for Vision and Hearing Impairment

Read our suggestions for adjustments and modifications that can make it easier to live at home with hearing or vision problems.