We know that life is all about making good choices, especially on matters of health. Regular dental care is crucial for maintaining overall health. If issues go untreated, they can
Discharge planning starts on day one of your loved one’s hospital stay. That is one resounding takeaway from the April 8 gathering of Adult Children of Aging Parents North Atlanta,
UNG visual arts students created art to promote the nonprofit Adult Children of Aging Parents at bus stops in Gainesville, Georgia. By Clark Leonard, Director of News & Communications, University
As we enter the final month of 2024, many of us may have had the chance to visit our aging parents during Thanksgiving, or perhaps we’re planning visits over the
Juggling Work and Caregiving By Amy Goyer, AARP Home & Family expert A staggering 42 million Americans face the challenges of caring for a loved one while working. Although caregiving can
A Bittersweet Season: Caring for our Aging Parents and Ourselves by Jane Gross, The New York Times reporter A Bittersweet Season is a very personal story of the author’s caregiving journey with her aging
Meet Me Where I Am by Mary Ann Drummond, RN Meet Me Where I Am is a wonderful guide, particularly for those who interact with someone who has Alzheimer’s disease or another
