Family Matters Blog & Press

Dementia is a complicated condition that affects some seniors. If you’ve ever cared for a loved one with dementia or other memory problems, you know that their behavior can change drastically.  Dementia is just a symptom and not a disease…

You want what’s best for your loved one, no matter what that looks like. If you’ve been researching senior care, you may be overwhelmed with all of the different options.  Terms like “assisted living,” “independent living,” and “in-home care” float…

As a caregiver, you’re likely familiar with the feeling of burnout. Family caregivers are at higher risk of exhaustion, mental health problems, and resentment.  These feelings are natural — you do a lot for your loved one! However, in order…

Figuring out how to pay for your aging parent’s care can be a source of stress and contention. Perhaps you and other family members have different ideas of what your loved one needs. Maybe your senior loved one doesn’t want…

Maybe you have a home care assessment for your loved one coming up, or you’re thinking about booking one. You probably have important questions about what’s going to happen and why.  These assessments are vital for home care providers, helping…

You may have noticed that your elderly loved one tends to experience certain mental health concerns in the evenings. Nighttime anxiety is common among many age groups, and older adults are no different.  Luckily, there are effective strategies you can…