The spring issue of Today’s Transitions is now available, on stands and online!Here’s a sampling of what you’ll find inside:How to grow a garden — anywhereHow to live a more simple, clutter-free lifestyle5 first steps a new caregiver should takeA new location chart with our … [Read more...] about Pick Up the Spring Issue Now!
Caregiver Solutions
Don’t fall into these 3 caregiving misconceptions
By Lisa M. Petsche Caring for a chronically ill or frail senior relative can offer many rewards, but it also involves physical, psychological, and emotional demands. Stress can be further compounded by certain thoughts and belief systems. Read on for 3 common misconceptions and … [Read more...] about Don’t fall into these 3 caregiving misconceptions
What to do to help an aging loved one with depression
Seniors who have a chronic illness are more likely to become depressed. Kayla Cook, owner/director of Caring Excellence Personalized Home Care Services, shares what you can do if you suspect your aging loved one is dealing with depression.“Don’t ignore it, minimize it, or assume … [Read more...] about What to do to help an aging loved one with depression
5 ideas to entertain your loved one today
When you’re caring for an aging loved one, it can be hard to come up with engaging activities that will both benefit your loved one and help pass the time. Our Caregiver Circle panel shares five easy ideas you can try at home today.Invite a visitor over. “Visitors are the … [Read more...] about 5 ideas to entertain your loved one today
4 questions to ask your director of nursing
Choosing a nursing facility for your loved one can be stressful — especially when you don’t have much time to make a decision. Angela Allen, director of nursing with Christian Care Communities’ Christian Health Center Louisville, answers some common questions about nursing … [Read more...] about 4 questions to ask your director of nursing