How to Match Companion Caregivers to Your Parent’s Personality
Choosing a caregiver is more than finding someone who can complete a task list. It is about finding someone your […]
Light Housekeeping Boundaries: What Caregivers Can and Can’t Do
When families welcome a caregiver into their home, it often brings comfort, relief, and peace of mind. But when it
Smart Devices for Medication Reminders: Should You Still Hire a Human Caregiver?
Today’s technology offers countless ways to support aging adults at home. From voice-activated speakers to automatic pill dispensers, many families
How to Talk to Your Parent About Needing Personal Care (Without Offending Them)
Bringing up the idea of personal care to a parent is not easy. You may worry about hurting their pride
What to Do When Siblings Disagree on Home Care Decisions
When your parent starts needing help at home, emotions can run high. Even when every sibling loves deeply and wants
Senior Homes Aren’t Dirty—They’re Overwhelmed: How Light Housekeeping Restores Control
No one wants to think of their aging parent as living in a messy or unsafe home. But over time,
Is Alzheimer’s Disease Passed Down Through Families?
When a parent or grandparent is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, one of the first questions that often follows is, “Will
Why Is My Elderly Parent Sleeping All Day? And What You Can Do
You walk in, and they are still in bed. Or you call late in the morning, and they are just
How Home Care Reduces Hospital Readmissions After a Heart Attack
A heart attack is often described as a wake-up call—not just for the person recovering, but for the entire family.
The Morning Check-In That Caught a Stroke: Why Our Calls Save Lives
It was just after 9 a.m. when our caregiver called Mrs. Harris, like she did every weekday morning. The