Caregiver Resources

Incontinence in Winter

Incontinence in Winter

Posted by Chad Birt on Thu Nov 18 2021

The winter season is a time for hot chocolate, holiday decorations, and family get-togethers. But for those with urinary incontinence, cold weather can also mean more frequent trips to the bathroom, increased leakage, and a loss of bladder control.Read the tips.


8 Tips for Keeping Your Care Recipient Warm | Stay Warm this Winter

8 Tips for Keeping Your Care Recipient Warm | Stay Warm this Winter

Posted by Chad Birt on Wed Nov 17 2021

Now that Daylight Savings Time is here, many Americans are preparing for the arrival of cold weather and the winter months. If you provide care for someone who's 65 or older, it's time to consider things you can do to keep them warm and maintain their body heat all season long.See the 8 tips


Dementia Care 101: Understanding the Stages

Dementia Care 101: Understanding the Stages

Posted by Chad Birt on Tue Nov 16 2021

Many don't realize that dementia develops in stages. Instead of symptoms occurring suddenly or all at once, they develop slowly over an extended period. To better assist caregivers in managing the effects of worsening symptoms of their family members, we've developed a guide to the stages of dementia.Read the guide.


7 Tips for Choosing a Home Health Aide

7 Tips for Choosing a Home Health Aide

Posted by Chad Birt on Thu Nov 11 2021

If you care for someone who requires daily monitoring and assistance, you may have thought about partnering with a home health aide. A home health aide can provide around-the-clock care, freeing up time for you to work, run errands, or do other necessary tasks.See tips to choose the right one.