Guns and Dementia: A Dangerous Combination

If you live with a loved one who has dementia and you have guns in your home, please keep reading.

Five Sweet Gifts: Unexpected Blessings from Caregiving

Could blessings be embedded in the caregiving experience? We think so.

Try a New Year's Intention

Instead of New Year's resolutions that you quietly abandon, why not try setting an intention instead?

Avoiding Falls at Home

Falling is NOT a normal part of aging. There's plenty you can do to reduce the risk of falls, especially in the home.

Navigating Hot Weather

When temperatures rise, older loved ones need special attention. Elder Care Coordinator Janice Fitchhorn offers a few timely tips.

Aging is Changing

Getting older isn't the same as it was a generation ago.

When Elders Take Care of Elders

Seventy-year-olds taking care of ninety-year-olds isn't as rare as you might think.

Why Elder Law Chose Me

May is National Elder Law Month and Older Americans Month, a time to celebrate the help Elder Law provides to families.

Getting to Yes: Creative Ways to Handle Stubbornness

Elder Care Coordinator Janice Fitchhorn offers tips on how to handle resistance from older relatives in your care.

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