

Reducing Confusion
James had a recent hip replacement and was released from the hospital. We received a call from Lois, his wife, on a Friday afternoon. Lois w


Getting The Most From Your Doctor Visit
How well you and your doctor talk and listen to each other is one of the most important parts of getting good healthcare. A good patient-doc


Caregivers: Add 4-8 Years to Your Life!
Caregiving-related stress is killing you. Seriously, those who care for the chronically ill typically die four to eight years earlier than t


Medicare Maze: Don't Go It Alone
When looking for a Medicare Plan there are three things to consider. It doesn’t matter if you are looking into a Traditional Medicare Plan w


Traveling with Special Needs in Mind: Be Prepared
Traveling with children as well as children with special needs can be hazardous to a parent’s nerves. Here are five tips to keep your nerves


Five Reasons Caregivers Shine
How do we support caregivers year round? Our, “I CARE,” mission sums it up pretty well. We have some incredible caregivers who exceed expect


Healthcare Headaches Ruining Your Life?
Those left with anxiety and guilt, after listening to voicemail messages from distant parents who insist they’re still fine on their own. Th


Caregivers: Secure Your Oxygen Mask First
I will not be the best caregiver if I don’t take care of my own body and health needs. My mom needs me to be mentally sharp; she needs me ph


Decline at a Distance: Mom Needs Me
Every time my phone rings, I cringe. Has something happened to mom? Did she press her button for the emergency service again? Will I get new


Boss, I Need to Take Care of My Mom
The time has come for me to talk to my boss about what is going on with my mom. He knows the basics, that she lives two states away and that