Embracing the Confusion: A Guide to Navigating the Holidays with Cognitively Impaired Loved Ones
Sarah watched as her mother meticulously set the Thanksgiving table – for the third time that morning. The silverware was perfectly aligned, but something was different. This year, Mom had placed settings for her own parents, who had passed away decades ago. Instead...
How Staying Active Can Decrease Your Risk of Cognitive Decline
As we age, cognitive decline becomes a growing concern. Many seniors worry about memory loss and ultimately developing dementia or Alzheimer's disease. The good news is staying physically and socially active can significantly reduce your risks! As an Aging Life Care...
Embracing Our Rainbow Years: How Aging Life Care Managers Support the LGBTQ+ Community
As we celebrate Pride Month, it's important to recognize the unique challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals as they navigate aging. Sadly, many LGBTQ+ elders face discrimination, social isolation, and barriers to accessing culturally competent care. That's where Aging...
Creating a Safe Home for Your Senior Parent
As our parents age, we want them to be able to remain independent and live comfortably in their own homes. However, home safety for seniors takes center stage, and their homes may require modifications and safety upgrades to prevent falls and injuries. As Aging Life...
Need a Healthcare Advocate in Your Corner?
Navigating complex healthcare systems grows increasingly difficult every day — overall, our healthcare system is broken and staffing is a constant problem. Many older adults feel overwhelmed by doctor's appointments, insurance paperwork, managing medication, and...
Why You May Need an Aging Life Care Manager At Any Age
Getting older comes with unique challenges – from health issues to financial planning to simply needing help with daily activities. An Aging Life Care Professional, previously known as Geriatric Care Managers, can make all the difference. As Certified Care Managers...
Navigating Health Declines in Aging Parents: How a Care Manager Can Help
As our parents age, overseeing their complicated and evolving medical needs often falls onto their adult children. Even parents who were once very independent and managed their own healthcare can begin to struggle as conditions like diabetes, cancer, Alzheimer's...
Better Senior Care Means Staying Out Of The Hospital
Hospital readmissions can be distressing, especially for seniors. They often signal a lack of comprehensive care and support, leading to a vicious cycle of health setbacks. Nearly 1 in 5 Medicare patients are readmitted to the hospital within 30 days of discharge,...
The Importance of a Reliable Care Manager
There is a vital role of advocating for those who live in senior communities. In long-term care settings such as nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and independent living communities, the presence of Care Managers and families as advocates and professional...
Traveling With Confidence As We Age – Unlocking The Power Of A Travel Companion
Greetings, fellow adventurers! No matter our age, there's a world of beauty and wonder awaiting us. As we journey through life, it's only natural to desire exploration, new experiences, and the joy of travel. In this blog post, we'll delve into the topic of traveling...