Have the Holidays Left You Concerned about Your Parents?

When you notice that your aging parents aren't doing so well, what should you do? Attorney Rachel Truhlsen offers a few tips.

Halloween and Dementia

Halloween and cognitive decline don’t play well together. Janice Fitchhorn offers a few tips for navigating the season.

Avoiding Falls at Home

Falling is NOT a normal part of aging. There's plenty you can do to reduce the risk of falls, especially in the home.

Life in the Facility: Six Things to Know

Elder Care Coordinator Janice Fitchhorn talks about six ways that life in a long-term care facility differs from life at home.

Aging is Changing

Getting older isn't the same as it was a generation ago.

When Elders Take Care of Elders

Seventy-year-olds taking care of ninety-year-olds isn't as rare as you might think.

Paranoid Parents: Justified Suspicion or Cognitive Decline?

If your elderly parent is excessively fearful or paranoid, what should you do? This article offers a few helpful tips.

Getting to Yes: Creative Ways to Handle Stubbornness

Elder Care Coordinator Janice Fitchhorn offers tips on how to handle resistance from older relatives in your care.

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