This Washington Post article provides common sense suggestions during the Covid-19 crisis, and what this does for one's health. Hope it helps your and your loved ones cope with the current situation. Please provide feedback to share with others who are dealing with loneliness.

Ira W Yellen is founder and managing director of the Aging In Place Essential Toolkit™. His lifetime related to family caregiving responsibilities has provided him a wealth of information and ideas that has led to the creation of this product. This is his story. We will die and will also be a caregi

by Carolyn Rosenblatt Whether you're two hours away or across the country from aging parents, you may be helping in all ways that are considered caregiving. It's not just the hands-on work that makes a caregiver. It's paying attention, paying bills, watching over finances, offering transportation o

Through no choice of my own, I became the primary caregiver of my elderly, chronically ill mother following the 2013 death of my father in a neighboring state. Within weeks, I realized that my mother hadn’t been apart from my father for 60+ years; clearly, major changes had to be made. For many reas

My dad started dialyses treatments at around 80 years of age. They lasted for several years before he ultimately passed away. Dialysis is a life draining experience for the elderly. At that time I lived over an hour from my parent’s home. My cousin (who lived with my family during her childhood and