Hospital admission vs. observation

By: Patti Urban, GCM, CDP, CSA Wandering is a common behavior observed in individuals with Alzheimer's disease, and it can be attributed...

by: Patti Urban, CDP, CSA That's right! October is Health Literacy Month, dedicated to promoting understanding of health information and...

Adjusting to an assisted living community can be challenging for a loved one. Here are some tips to help them with the transition.

Eldercare Crisis

by Patti Urban, CDP, CSA Death doulas, also known as end-of-life doulas, are non-medical professionals trained to provide emotional,...

by Patti Urban, CDP, CSA The holidays are a time of joy and family – until it’s not. Ask any family caregiver how successfully they...

by Patti Urban, Aging Life Care Professional, Aging Care Planning Solutions It's Time to Get Prepared for the Future!!! Long-Term Care...

Is is time to downsize? Six tips to get you started.

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Long Term Care

Tips for supporting your aging loved ones from a distance

How to Care for Yourself After Pneumonia

What is AMD? Age-related Macular Degeneration, or AMD, is named after the macula, that small area in the back of your eye that is...

In my practice as a geriatric care manager, I come across senior hoarders. Families are frustrated that their aging loved ones are...

HAPPY NEW YEAR! If you haven't made a New Year's Resolution yet, I've got just the one for you. Everyone over the age of 18 needs Advance...

Part of the cycle of life is experiencing the end of a loved one’s life. Being present and offering kind, good, healing words .

Will you be celebrating the holiday with a nearly normal or dysfunctional family? The normal aging family can have their own problems....

It’s that Holiday time of year again. BUT it’s 2020, so for all of us it will be a different kind of Christmas as we navigate visitation...

Aging Life Care Professionals®, sometimes called Geriatric Care Managers, have emerged as resources for families. They are able to...