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

As we anticipate gathering with family and friends to celebrate upcoming holidays, we spotlight November, National Family Caregiver Month, designated each year since 1977.  It is a wonderful time to

The Georgia Society of Certified Public Accountants featured ACAP in their most recent membership publication. The group saw great interest in ACAP and felt it would be of interest to

Caring for a family member can be overwhelming, especially when the demands lead to severe personal consequences. This NPR article explores the heartbreaking reality of caregivers who, due to the

As our parents age, ensuring they receive the appropriate care becomes a crucial part of maintaining their quality of life. This insightful article from AAA provides a comprehensive guide on

Navigating the delicate issue of when it’s time for an aging loved one to stop driving can be challenging for families. This comprehensive article from the New York Times, “When