The holidays are supposed to be merry and bright, full of joyful celebrations with family and friends. But if you’re caring for a loved one with memory loss, you know....
Have the Holidays Paused the Assisted Living Talk with a Parent?
The holiday season is in full swing, and everywhere you look, there’s a reminder to make the days merry and bright. But the thought of talking with a parent about moving....
Caregiver & Family Resources, Memory Loss Resources
When Should You Consider Memory Care for a Parent?
What to Say When a Loved One with Memory Loss Doesn’t Recognize You
You never forget the first time a parent doesn’t recognize you. The loss is heartbreaking. And it doesn’t get easier each time she can’t remember your name or is....
4 Reasons to Make the Assisted Living Move Sooner Than You Think
While some might see assisted living as “the beginning of the end,” that couldn’t be further from the truth. Many people move to assisted living so they can actually....
How NOT to Act When Visiting Your Aging Parents Over the Holidays
Going home for the holidays used to be a chance to share family traditions with your children and reconnect with family and friends around the dinner table. But as your....
6 Tips for Taking Care of a Parent from Far Away
Your dad fell and broke his hip. He spent a few weeks in rehab and is now finally heading home. But you live an hour away and aren’t sure how he'll do back on his own....
Financial Resources, Memory Care Resources, Caregiver & Family Resources
5 Benefits of Companion Suites in Memory Care
Companion suites are a unique living option in many memory care communities. An alternative to private suites, companion suites can help seniors not only save money but....
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Sofia’s Story: Finding the Right Memory Care for Her Son-in-Law
Taking care of people is a trait that runs in Sofia’s family. After watching her mother operate a senior care home for many years, Sofia found her calling in pastoral....

