Caregiving

Helping your new caregiver feel welcomed and supported is one of the most important roles you’ll play as you manage the home care needs.

There are many ways we can help our loved one age, and it all comes down to being prepared.

It can be especially challenging for LGBTQ people to find the support they need when caring for aging or disabled family members.

A little rest and relaxation allows you to return to your responsibilities refreshed and ready to handle anything.

The stress, guilt, and exhaustion of caregiving can push your own needs to the back burner. But it's essential that you make time for yourself!

By making a few simple changes, you can make your home a safe and comfortable place to age in place independently and reduce the risk of falling.

If you've just become a caregiver, you're probably feeling overwhelmed. You're trying to figure out how to juggle all your tasks, how to make sure everything gets done, how to help your loved one stay healthy and happy. And at the same time, you're just trying to get through each day without falling apart.

If you're caring for someone else, take time for yourself so that you can continue doing your job well!

We all want to be able to care for our parents. But sometimes, distance makes it difficult.

Caregivers are one of the most important groups of people in our society. They deserve all the help they can get—and that's where these digital tools come in.