Home Care
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Caregiving is stressful for anyone, but some people are at higher risk of "caregiver stress syndrome" than others. Know the extra stress factors.
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For seniors who want to age at home, elder villages, PACE, and NORC offer interesting options. Learn more about what they are and how they work.
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If you have a troubled relationship with a relative or other loved one, try these strategies to help you function effectively and remain sane -- as a caregiver
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If a family member pays you for the in-home care you provide, it's wise to prepare a simple written agreement detailing your care-giving arrangement.
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Help older adults remain in their own homes by planning now for their transportation, household safety and maintenance, and financial and healthcare needs.
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Recently I heard from Sarah, an old friend, about a hard situation she's in that I'm sure many Caring.com readers can relate to. Sarah's mother-in-law moved in with her and her family more than a year ago, and since then Sarah's had a really hard time dealing with her husband's siblings, who aren't ...
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Medicaid rules for coverage of nursing home care are complex and vary from state to state. Know the basics of Medicaid coverage of nursing home care.
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Various nursing home and other long-term care programs are available to veterans through the V.A. Learn about V.A. long-term care and how to apply.
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Costs for home healthcare vary widely. Learn more about some options to pay for home healthcare that's not covered by insurance or other programs.
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Adult day services provide care and activities outside the home. Find out what they provide, what they cost, and how to find a facility near you.
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If you're choosing a caregiver for an aging parent, you've probably heard the advice that your caregiver should be licensed and bonded. Learn more about what this means for you and your loved one.
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As your parent gets older, you may notice it's tougher for them to live alone. If you suspect they're not a good candidate for assisted living, the following may be signs that it's time to consider in-home care for your mom or dad.
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You can help your aging parents stay in their homes and find the care they need by taking the following actionable steps.
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Learn how to prepare and what to expect on the first day of in-home care for your elderly loved one.
