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“I haven’t had any falls since I’ve been living here,” says 86-year-old Edra, who is cared for by her daughter Alice with the

“I can do a lot of things, but I can’t remember my medications,” says 86-year-old Edra. Her daughter Alice cares for her around

A couple of years ago, Alice’s mother Edra had a very close call. Newly diagnosed with dementia, Edra wandered into the garage

Edra, 86, had a mini-stroke a few months ago. With the support of Caregiver Homes, her caregiver Alice continues to monitor her

One of most difficult tasks for caregivers is making sure medications are taken on time, as prescribed by the doctor. This task

Falls can be a big worry when you are caring for someone. Saran Craig, a clinician with over 15 years of experience, talks about

A care transition is the moment when a person or patient moves from one setting or provider to another. Home to hospital, hospital

How to create a safe home environment when caring for someone with dementia

Understanding Memory loss

Last reviewed: 3/4/2021