As the coronavirus remains a concern for all of us, the necessity of securing health care preferences for ourselves and our aging loved ones in the event of an emergency assumes a newly [...]
By Carol Bradley Bursack Along with her brother Jay, Kim Savage of Phoenixville, PA has been caring for her now 82-year-old mother, JoAnn, since JoAnn was officially diagnosed with dementia in [...]
Written by Carol Bradley Bursack Real-Time Advice Could Have Been a Game-Changer for These Dementia Caregivers “Mom continually accused me of stealing her money to travel,” Vicki Tapia, [...]
The Long-Awaited Convergence of CMS, Clinical Care, Social Care, and Family Care is Here Right in time for National Family Caregivers Month, which this year has the theme #BeCareCurious, [...]
Now that you are a caregiver for a loved one, you will need information, insights, support, guidance and the opportunity to express the frustrations, joys, and challenges that come with [...]
The Good News and the Bad News Although the “good news” is that people are living longer, surviving acute illnesses such as infectious diseases, heart attacks, and even cancers, the “bad news” is [...]
What You Need to Know to Make eFamilyCare Work For You. eFamilyCare is a mobile application designed to help and empower people who are concerned about the care of an aging loved one. The [...]
