by Complete Care Strategies | Better Senior Care Blog, Complete Care Strategies, Uncategorized
When my 87-year old client lost his wife to Alzheimer’s, I had been encouraging him to continue to do the things he loves. Reluctantly, he followed my advice. He is a physician who built health systems in third world countries. He continues to consult, is a major... 
by Complete Care Strategies | Better Senior Care Blog, Caregiver's Resource
May is National Aging Life Care Month. What the heck is that, you ask? Odds are you know what it is but maybe not what to call it…until you desperately need it. By practice, the Aging Life Care professionals, like us and others at Complete Care Strategies, are... 
by Complete Care Strategies | Articles, Better Senior Care Blog, Complete Care Strategies
One of the most challenging things for seniors is transportation. Especially when driving is no longer an option, the inability to get around can be devastating. My mother told me that when she saw her 20 year old yellow Oldsmobile being towed away, she sobbed knowing... by Complete Care Strategies | Better Senior Care Blog, Caregiver's Resource
It’s that time of year again. The Christmas tree is losing its needles, the champagne has lost its bubbles, but right now the New Year is filled with endless possibilities and resolutions to come! This is your big moment to gain control of your life, your future, and... 
by Complete Care Strategies | Better Senior Care Blog, Caregiver's Resource
It’s that time of year again! During the holidays, we often visit our parents, aunts and uncles and other seniors that we hold dear. These types of visits are a window of opportunity to really learn how they are doing when you visit them in their homes. But where to... by Complete Care Strategies | Better Senior Care Blog, Caregiver's Resource
My husband, Dan, came home from work on December 23, 2014 and as is our fashion, I asked him about his day. As he began to relate these details, it became evident that he could not find the words to tell me about it. We were both perplexed. Then, he hit me with...