“It’s getting harder for me to take care of myself.” “Even the simple tasks seem too difficult for me.” “I have a hard time remembering what medications I need to be taking.” “I can’t drive anymore but still need to get to my doctor’s appointments.” “My wife used to cook…

Does your aging loved one struggle with finding fashionable, affordable and easy-to-get on clothing? This is a common problem with a solution growing in popularity – adaptive clothing. Adaptive clothing is designed specifically to help those with physical and mental disabilities have independent and comfortable lives. The more than 14…

Choosing gifts for someone with dementia or Alzheimer’s can be challenging. This year we have put together a guide to help you select gift options suitable for your loved one at almost any stage of their illness; from medication management tools in the early stages to soothing fidget and sensory…

Although most of us would prefer to “age in place”, the truth of the matter is that as we get older, the chance of us requiring some form of senior living care increases. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, seventy percent of seniors 65 years and…