If you are caring for a parent or loved one, burn out and other serious health conditions are a top risk. Maintaining a healthy pace is...

Your loved one or friend has received a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease.  Understanding the disease will help you care and support.

When a senior loved one loses the ability to make rational decisions, a guardianship may be the necessary step!

Before you make a decision on home care for your loved one, read "8 Things You Should Know Before You Hire A Caregiver."

As a country are we facing a nationwide mental meltdown?  Experts say there is an increase in mental health and anxiety disorders.

Individuals with late stage Alzheimer's may have difficulty swallowing food and liquids which can cause aspiration into the airway and lungs

Take a glimpse into the daily life of a caregiver for an Alzheimer's patient. Learn more about the daily challenges of Alzheimer's Care.

If working out makes you cringe, it's time for a mental makeover.  Here are exercise tips for healthy aging.

Events and groups created for Alzheimer's patients and their caregivers support, entertain and help make vital human connections. Learn more

Millions of Americans are misdiagnosed with Alzheimer's...tips for getting the right diagnosis for your loved one.

The lighting in our homes can make a huge difference to our senior loved ones and can be beneficial to people with Alzheimer's.

Minimize holiday stress for your loved one with Alzheimer's disease. Consider in-home care services...

New Research indicates that Alzheimer's patients can function better on a day to day basis when caregivers reduce object perception.

Personal, customized care by a professional caregiver can improve overall quality of life for Alzheimer's patients.

"Live-In" home care for seniors offers the luxury of remaining independent at home along with unexpected services that stretch the budget.

It's obvious that long term caregiving for a loved one diagnosed with Alzheimer's or dementia can take its toll on the caregiver's emotions.

Dementia is a progressive disease it may become difficult to visit a loved one when they are in the later stages.  How to spend quality time

There are several different types of Alzheimer therapies that are continuing to show great progress for many who suffer from this disease.

Identifying the causes of aggressive behavior in seniors. Learn tips for dealing with behavioral issues associated with dementia.

What's the difference between dementia and Alzheimer's Disease?  Can the terms be used interchangeably?