If you live to be 65, the chances that you will need some sort of long-term care at some point is about 68 percent, and if you do need long-term care, you’ll probably need it for about three years. This may surprise you, as you may think of long-term care as just a lengthy stay…
Image via Pixabay Ever look around your home and feel like you have too much stuff? The kids leave stuff in their old rooms that they’ll never use again, you hold on to clothes that haven’t been your style in years, and the amount of gifts, trinkets, and souvenirs you own may be getting in…
In the end, we all know that life is fleeting. Throughout our lifetime, we will more than likely witness the end of the road for one or more of our loved ones. This might entail accompanying them on the journey by caring for them as they prepare to leave this world. Becoming an in-home caregiver…
(Photo via Pixabay) Tasks Long-Distance Caregivers Can Take Care Of Even without the rapid evolution of technology, helping seniors from afar has always been possible. One consideration that all caregivers should make is whether or not a senior living facility is the best place for an elder to live, as well as whether it’s a…
