Posts tagged with “aging parents”

Money Talks: When Moving in Mom or Dad

Monday, 23 November, 2009

If you’re planning on moving an elderly parent into your home, the last thing you want to do is talk to them about money. It’s easy to remember those years when they provided for you; bought elaborate gifts for your children, or helped you pay … Continue reading

Growing Need for CAREGivers

Friday, 6 February, 2009

Heart of a CAREGiver Heartofacaregiver.com was developed by Home Instead Senior Care to raise industry awareness of the growing need for CAREGivers across the healthcare industry.  A majority of families will experience a CAREGiving opportunity at least once with aging parents or spouses and children … Continue reading

Are You Prepared for Holiday Visit to Aging Parents Home?

Wednesday, 24 December, 2008

How can an adult child prepare themselves before walking into mom’s home this holiday? by Dr. Jake Harwood, Department of Communications at the University or Arizona. Dr. Harwood – If you are concerned about encountering unexpected and dreaded surprises this holiday seasion when visiting aging relative, … Continue reading

Involve Your Senior in Aging Care Decisions

Monday, 22 December, 2008

When a family member has to take control over making care decisions on behalf of an aging parent or elderly relative, there can be resentment and ambivalence when the senior isn’t involved in the process, because they may feel like they’re being treated like a … Continue reading

Holiday Check-in on Aging Relatives

Tuesday, 25 November, 2008

Let us help you keep mom and dad at home! Holiday visits are a good time to make sure your older parents and relaives are managing their lives and affairs. The winter is upon us, so it’s a good time that their home is well prepared … Continue reading