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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 40% of school-aged children and adolescents live with at least one chronic medical condition. This is not only life-altering for the child but for their caretakers as well, because chronic conditions can require a great deal of care and monitoring. The added responsibility can […]

As years go by, there’s often a distinct moment when you realize that your parents have become “older folks.” Maybe it’s looking at a recent photo that really shows the changes in your dad’s face. Maybe it’s the first time you notice how long it takes your mom to get into the car. It’s around […]

A homecoming from an extended stay in a hospital and/or rehabilitation facility is generally a happy occasion. It means that the worst is over for the individual returning home, and that they are starting a new phase of their recovery process in a more comfortable and familiar home care environment. As good as this is, […]

As loved ones age, taking on caregiving responsibilities often seems like the normal circle of life: your parents cared for you when you were young, so now you must care for them when they’re old. After all, isn’t it a blessing to have your parents around into their golden years? Of course it is. But, […]

When you’re a caregiver for a loved one with a chronic illness such as Alzheimer’s or dementia, it’s hard to know what any given day will be like. Some days are better than others. Life is grand when your loved one is feeling strong and healthy, ready to take on the world. But the challenging […]