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We extend our heartfelt thanks to Ellie and Doreen for welcoming us into their home and being willing to share their experiences. We hope that by sharing their journey, others who find themselves in similar situations can find inspiration, support, and encouragement to build their own networks of care and connection. “I can’t…
Caring for a loved one is a selfless act; it is also a significant commitment of time and energy. In Louisiana, many family members provide full-time care without realizing they can receive financial support for it. Getting paid to care for a loved one at home provides financial stability. It also ensures your…
As the holiday season approaches, it may already be weighing on family caregivers. Between everyday care responsibilities, family expectations, and seasonal plans, there’s often more to manage and less time to recharge. Caregiver burnout during the holidays is real. It happens when year-round care duties collide with extra social expectations, family pressures, disrupted…
Helping a family member continue to live safely at home in North Carolina is a meaningful role, but it can feel all-consuming at times. It can be hard to manage your daily chores and your family’s budget while making sure your loved one has everything they need. You should know that you do…
When someone you love needs more help at home, deciding what kind of care to arrange can feel overwhelming. You may be wondering whether to call a home care agency, hire a caregiver directly, or continue care with help from a family member or friend. There is no one-size-fits-all answer. The right fit…
When people hear the term “power of attorney,” it can sound overwhelming or serious. But a power of attorney is a way to create peace of mind. It lets your loved one choose a trusted person to help with certain decisions or act on their behalf if needed. For a family caregiver,…
Case Management Week is about more than acknowledging those who coordinate care. These professionals build trust, listen closely, and are there when families need someone in their corner. For Careforth Care Manager Brittany Nali, that means getting to know the families she supports, understanding what matters most to them, and providing the guidance,…
Senior Care Options (SCO) is a voluntary Massachusetts health program for eligible adults age 65 and older. It combines Medicaid (MassHealth Standard) and Medicare benefits in one plan, with one member card and one coordinated care team. SCO covers medical care, behavioral health services, prescription drugs, and geriatric support services. Each member also…
The concept of daylight saving time can confuse everybody’s internal clock. Losing an hour in the spring can cause tiredness, while gaining an hour in the winter may increase the risk of irritability and depression in some people. However, these effects can be much more pronounced in people with Alzheimer’s disease and other…
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