When considering a care community, older and disabled adults are the primary consumers of both assisted living and nursing facility… Read more »
Tag: Caregiving
Seniors and Sundowning
What it is and How to Cope with it by Teresa Nix, President/Co-Owner Comfort Keepers Sundowning is a symptom of… Read more »
A Closer Look: Geriatric Care Management
by Mary Peters, Owner and Geriatric Care Manager at Care for Life Geriatric Care Management is a stand-alone profession created… Read more »
Reflections: A Gift Worth Sharing
by Sean Dogan, Pastor, Long Branch Baptist Church, Greenville, SC When I think about the most valuable gift that I… Read more »
Gifts: What Can’t be Wrapped
by Jim Cooper So, what comes to your mind when you think about the whole concept of gifts? For those… Read more »
Dispelling Myths of Senior Living
The Best is Yet to Come by Laura Griffith, BSN, RN, MBA; Executive Director, The Village at Southlake As a… Read more »
Hospice Provides Comfort and Peace
by Patti Ellis McMurry, Vice President of Access, Hospice Cleveland County The term ‘hospice’ originally meant a place of rest… Read more »
Home Care has Twofold Benefits
by Paul Gach, Director/Owner, Visiting Angels – Charlotte When we start thinking about getting care for our loved ones whether… Read more »
Remaining Independent: You Have Options
by Autumn McNeil, Caregiver, Home Helpers/Direct Link Mom had a fall and needed help getting up. She was on the… Read more »
Mental Capacity: Who gets to Decide?
by Alison Fudge, Esq Let’s talk capacity. Like many true elder law attorneys, I spend a large part of my… Read more »
