How Much Help Does My Aging Parent Need? A Practical Guide to Assessing Care at Home

Not sure how much help your aging parent may need? This practical guide helps families recognize changes, assess…


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Caregiver Decision Fatigue: When You Finally Get a Break and Don’t Know What to Do With Yourself

For months, you’ve wished for a break as a family caregiver. Then it finally comes, and instead of feeling free, you…


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What to Say to a Caregiver Instead of “Let Me Know If You Need Anything”

People often tell caregivers, “Let me know if you need anything.” The kindness is real, but the offer can still leave…


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Affordable Home Care Services for Seniors in Indianapolis: A Resource Guide for 24/7 Care Needs

For most families, the question isn't whether their loved one needs help at home. It's whether they can afford it. That…


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Why Getting Help as a Caregiver Is So Hard (And What to Actually Do About It)

Someone will eventually tell you to take care of yourself. They mean well. They may even say it with the kindest face…


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Dolly Parton, Carl Dean and the Side of Caregiving We Don’t Talk About Enough

Dolly Parton spent a lifetime caring for the people she loved while continuing to show up for her music, her work, and…


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Senior Home Safety Modifications: An Aging-in-Place Checklist

There is a list somewhere on your phone or your browser history — grab bars, ramp, wider doorways, lever handles,…


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The 10 percent Problem: Why Most American Homes Aren’t Ready for an Aging Parent

The bathroom in her mother's house has one towel bar. It runs along the wall beside the tub — chrome, decorative,…


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Remote Patient Monitoring: The Home Care Technology That’s Quietly Changing Everything

There's a particular kind of math you do without meaning to. The last time you talked to your parent. Whether anything…


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The 43-Day Telehealth Crisis: What Happened, Who Was Hurt, and What It Means for Your Care Plan

Martha Swick used the phrase "taking a step back." Her husband Bill, 53, has corticobasal degeneration — a rare brain…


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