Moving Your Parents: A How-To Guide to use before you start, during the move, and after the last box has been unpacked By Susan Chaityn Lebovits It’s happening. Your parent will be moving to an Independent or Assisted Living Community. You’re looking forward to them having more support and intellectual stimulation. While this transition can […]
Home is a sanctuary for rest, connection, and celebration. As our loved ones age, ensuring their home remains a safe, supportive space is essential for maintaining their independence and quality of life. Smart innovations not only equip elders to be more self-sufficient—they also ease the burden on caregivers. Patrick Glinski and Kaly Ryan of Vancouver-based […]
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By Jackie Lebovits When you’re touring college campuses and assisted living facilities at the same time, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. As long as you stay organized, committed, and compassionate —and both lean on and listen to others— you can successfully care for three generations: your parents, your children, and yourself. Below are practical strategies […]
By Susan Chaityn Lebovits Thanksgiving should be a time for creating family memories- not stress. Whether you’re hosting a gathering or a guest caring for an elderly loved one, we have practical tips to ensure that your aging family member will be safe, comfortable, and included in the fun. Creating Safe Spaces: Keep in mind […]
By Susan Chaityn Lebovits Why technology matters, and how to bridge the learning gap. As AI inserts itself into daily lives, and Patient Portals are now the most efficient way to connect with medical teams, it’s essential for everyone to embrace technology— including aging parents. While the idea of teaching your elderly loved one how […]
By Susan Chaityn Lebovits Why technology matters, and how to bridge the learning gap As our world becomes increasingly digital, it’s essential for everyone, including our aging parents, to embrace technology. While the idea of teaching an elderly parent how to use a smartphone or navigate the internet may be as appealing as a […]
By Susan Chaityn Lebovits When an elderly loved one is hospitalized, the experience can be overwhelming for everyone. One distressing complication that can arise during a hospital stay is delirium, a sudden confusion that affects a patient’s ability to think clearly, stay focused, and remain aware of their surroundings. Understanding hospital delirium, knowing how to […]
Aging often means a loss of independence. But enabling older adults to perform daily tasks on their own can empower them with dignity and autonomy, which significantly enhances their quality of life. Adaptive tools can accommodate a variety of common obstacles that seniors face: from flatware engineered for diners with grip challenges, to clothing with […]