Cobb & Cherokee Chapter

As we age, most of us will identify service and support needs that will require us to engage with a new system of services, learn new terminology, and communicate with a new set of professionals. We may gradually recognize these needs for our parents or ourselves and have time to prepare. However, we also may […]

Home purchase is generally the single most expensive purchase adults make during their lifetimes and, for many aging homeowners, their home probably represents financial security, family memories, and community familiarity. Thus, it should come as no surprise to adult-children that many of their aging parents want to remain in their homes as they age. This […]

Over 60% of family caregivers work outside the home. Often, they are at the peak of their career. And even if they are not, they may still provide needed caregiving for children, pets, a spouse, and aging parents. Juggling work, home, and caregiving is tough. Join us to learn about these topics: trends relative to […]

Returning home after a hospital stay can be complex for older adults and their families. Paying close attention to discharge instructions, changes in medications, special equipment needs, and more, may mean the difference between staying at home and going back to the hospital. Join us to learn about discharge planning and services that may be […]

Talking with aging parents about their legal and financial issues, driving, and independent living can be challenging for many adult children. Rationally, we know these are meaningful conversations to reduce uncertainty and minimize conflict for everyone. Emotionally, however, we may be concerned that our parents will think we are trying to take control of their […]