Caregiving

Residential Care Homes: Assisted Senior Living in a Home-Like Environment

Residential Care Homes: Assisted Senior Living in a Home-Like Environment

Posted by Sophie Bebeau on Wed Oct 26 2022

There are a growing number of options for senior living, and though many seniors would prefer to stay in their own homes, it sometimes becomes necessary to move them somewhere that can offer a better quality of life. Luckily there are options that still allow seniors to remain independent and enjoy the comfort of a home-like setting. A residential care home is a great option because it offers a home-away-from-home setting while still providing needed care and supervision. Read More


How to Pay for Assisted Living: Payment & Financing Options

How to Pay for Assisted Living: Payment & Financing Options

Posted by Sophie Bebeau on Fri Dec 16 2022

There are several ways to pay for assisted living, including using Medicaid, Medicare, long-term care insurance, VA benefits, a reverse mortgage, an annuity, or a bridge loan. Let's take a closer look at each of these options. Read More


Does Medicare Cover In-Home Care?

Does Medicare Cover In-Home Care?

Posted by Nate Birt on Tue May 16 2023

As a caregiver, you might be exploring how to pay for your loved one’s in-home care. You might have asked, “Does Medicare cover in-home care?” There are many cases in which Medicare provides partial coverage of care provided at home for a short period. This article breaks down the circumstances in which Medicare will cover those expenses. We’ll also explain what to look for so that you don’t get hit with unexpected costs in cases where Medicare won’t cover certain things. Read More


Top 5 Tips for Finding and Building Your Caregiver Support Network

Top 5 Tips for Finding and Building Your Caregiver Support Network

Posted by Carewell Team on Thu Sep 11 2025

Caregiving can often feel like a solitary journey, but it doesn't have to be. Building a strong support network is one of the most effective ways to combat feelings of isolation, reduce stress, and sustain your well-being. A support network can offer emotional understanding, practical assistance, and a sense of community that is essential for long-term caregiving success. Read More