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“If you’ve cared for one person with dementia, you’ve cared for one person with dementia. For those of us who find ourselves caring again — on a second, third, or
June 9, 2025
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“If you’ve cared for one person with dementia, you’ve cared for one person with dementia. For those of us who find ourselves caring again — on a second, third, or
“An educated and confident family caregiver who knows what to do in their role is really the absolute best medicine for the care receiver.” Dr. Carolyn Clevenger Do you know
“It isn’t us versus them, it’s us collectively versus dementia.” — James Lee Is your loved one in a memory care community, or are you considering moving them into one? Understanding
“Sometimes it’s easy. Sometimes it’s hard.” Adding a new caregiver to your support team can be a challenging transition, whether they’re coming into your home, assisting your loved one who
“The care plan is only as valuable as the information you put into it.” — Amanda Lukoff Are you prepared for others to take care of your loved one? Do you
Finding the Right Support for Your Loved One’s Care Needs When the time comes to bring professional caregiving support into your loved one’s life, the process can feel overwhelming. Whether
We don’t know what we don’t know. Elder law attorneys do, and their expertise can be transformational for families facing aging-related challenges. Whether you’re dealing with a recent diagnosis, planning
When you’re grieving, the last thing you need to be doing is planning a service. Pre-planning allows you to make only two decisions when death occurs: what day and what
