As a family caregiver and owner of an in-home senior care agency, I know how challenging it is to find good care. Every family is different, every care recipient is unique and each caregiver has their own unique set of skills and experiences.
Here you will find articles ranging from how to plan for long-term care, finding and hiring a private caregiver and how to work with an in-home senior care agency. I also provide tools and templates to help you find the absolute right care option for your loved one. And, I write new content regularly.
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My goal is to help you navigate through your caregiver journey. Please contact me if you have any questions.

Caregiver ADL Checklist – Free Download
Getting out of bed in the morning, brushing your teeth, taking a shower, and eating breakfast are activities many of us do without giving a second thought. However, according to

Senior Care Plan Template – Free Download
If you are caring for an elderly loved one or have hired a caregiver, having a care plan in place is essential. I will show you how to create a

Caregiver Duties and Job Description
If you are looking to hire a caregiver or are planning on being a caregiver yourself, it’s a good idea to have a job description that outlines your caregiver duties.

Elderly Fall Prevention Tips
One-third of seniors over the age of 65 will fall this year and only half of them will tell their doctor about it, according to the Centers for Disease Control

Standing Wheelchair Reviews – Get Off Your Butt!
Updated May 21, 2021 My mother, Barbara, had MS and used a standing wheelchair for years. She LOVED that wheelchair. When we were out in public, she would often ask

How To Pay For In-Home Care
Updated June 6, 2020 Although the cost for in-home care is usually a less expensive option than Assisted Living or Nursing Homes, the ability to afford Home Care is an

How To Talk To Parents About Aging
After my mom had a brain hemorrhage due to complications from MS, she required 24-hour care. And, even though she had MS and we knew what the eventual outcome might