Family Matters Blog & Press
How to Get Guardianship of an Elderly Parent
There comes a time in many seniors’ lives when they can no longer safely care for themselves. They may experience cognitive problems from a condition like Alzheimer’s or a traumatic brain injury. When that time comes, your loved one could…
What Are the Symptoms of the Final Stages of Alzheimer’s?
Late-stage Alzheimer’s takes a toll on both seniors and their caregivers. As the loved one of someone with this disease, you’ll need more information to continue providing the best care and support possible. This overview of the final stages of…
Family Matters, Spring 2025 Magazine
We have exciting news to share! Family Matters In-Home Care has recently acquired Homecare California, a well-respected provider of non-medical in-home care services. The merger brings together two organizations that share a deep commitment to personalized, compassionate in-home care. By…
My Parent Has Dementia and I Live Far Away. What Should I Do?
Long-distance caregiving brings unique challenges to the parent-child dynamic, especially when your parent has dementia. They may need extra help with daily tasks and personal care activities. If you live far away, you might feel powerless to help them. Fortunately,…
7 Questions to Ask When Considering Assisted Living
Thinking about all of the senior care options available can be overwhelming. When considering where and how your loved one will age, you’ll need a comprehensive overview of each option. During tours and meetings with senior care providers, you may…
Senior Surgery Recovery: In-Home Care Tips for Caregivers & Seniors
Recovering from surgery is a full-time job for seniors and their caregivers. Recovery involves reducing the risk of infection and health hazards as well as getting plenty of rest. Whether you’re a patient or a family caregiver who wants to…