Caregiving for someone with cognitive decline is one of life's most challenging journeys. This year, consider making new year's resolutions that not only benefit your loved one but also protect their future and preserve your own well-being.

Elder care in America is a story of evolving responsibility. Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid have reduced poverty, preserving dignity and independence for America’s aging population. Though these program aren't perfect, they are a great improvement over the situation a few generations ago.

If you're one of the many people who went home for the holidays, you may have discovered that your elderly parents aren't doing as well as you thought they were. Here's how to handle this unsettling reality.

Working with a Care Coordinator can make the long-term care journey better for everyone.

When a loved one has dementia, the losses start long before the person passes away. Here's how to manage the inevitable grief along the way.

From AI-generated emails to manipulated videos, scams are becoming sophisticated enough to fool even the most vigilant.

This month, why not bring the picnic experience to your elderly loved one? With a little planning, you can share the joy of a picnic and make it a memorable, meaningful day.

Here’s how you can help elder loved ones get ready for thunderstorms and tornadoes this spring.

Spring cleaning isn’t just about tidying up—it’s also about making thoughtful adjustments that enhance safety, reduce confusion, and more.

This is the time of year when many adults realize that their aging parents aren't doing as well as they thought they were.