When a Loved One Resists Care

At some point, you may want to care for those who've cared for you in the past, and everyone could use a little help getting through these hurdles.

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Additional resources:

• Long Distance Family Caregiving
• Caring for a Parent or Loved One: The Basics
• Handling Sudden Changes as a Caregiver
• How-To: Talking to Your Parents About Senior Housing

Coping with a Loved One's Alzheimer's Diagnosis

After a loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, it's normal for family members, caregivers and friends to feel overwhelmed, angry and upset.

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Staying Sharp As You Age: Use it Or Lose it

The brain is like any other part of the body: If you exercise and nourish it, it's likely that it will serve you well to the end of your life.

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Choosing a Home Care Provider

Finding the best home care provider for your loved one will require preparation, effective research and some interviewing.

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Reverse Mortgage Pros & Cons

A reverse mortgage is an effective way for seniors (62 years or older) to liquefy an asset for important expenses, such as medical bills, food or utilities.

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Warning Signs That Home Care Could Be Required

When children are young, they rely on their parents for nurturing, comfort, sustenance, support, training, and so many other things. As parents grow older, it is children who sometimes need to take on the role of caregiver for their parents.

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