Caregiving

Beware of Blackouts: 6 Ways Caregivers Can Prepare for Power Outages

Posted by Chad Birt on Fri Aug 19 2022

You’re bound to experience a power outage eventually, regardless of where you live. But if you care for someone with special medical needs or mobility challenges, it’s crucial to plan ahead. Here are 6 tips from emergency preparedness expert, Daniel Kilburn.Read More

Senior couple making a healthy dinner, sustainability, eco friendly

7 Ways for Family Caregivers to Reduce Waste and Live More Sustainably

Posted by Chad Birt on Tue Apr 19 2022

If you're a family caregiver who's environmentally conscious, this article's for you. In it, we discuss 7 ways to reduce waste and live more sustainably. From upgrading inefficient appliances and making simple home improvements to recycling and eating more sustainably, options abound.Read More

Don't Be Afraid to Speak Up: 6 Important Questions to Ask Your Loved One's Doctor

Posted by Chad Birt on Fri Dec 11 2020

The aging process can be a time of major transition and many seniors will need the help of family members or caregivers to figure out next steps when it comes to housing options as they age. There are many things that can lead to a transition to a new living arrangement, like a new medical condition, the death of a spouse, the inability to keep up with home maintenance, or simply the need for a lifestyle change.

7 Senior Living Options

Posted by Sophie Bebeau on Thu Oct 20 2022

The aging process can be a time of major transition and many seniors will need the help of family members or caregivers to figure out next steps when it comes to housing options as they age. There are many things that can lead to a transition to a new living arrangement, like a new medical condition, the death of a spouse, the inability to keep up with home maintenance, or simply the need for a lifestyle change. Read More