When someone hears terms like neglect, exploitation, physical abuse, mental/emotional abuse, sexual abuse, abandonment, they probably don’t connect them to the seniors in their life. Read More

Celebrated in March, International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month highlight the contributions and impact made by women throughout history and society. Read More

The beginning of Spring is nature’s way of hitting the restart button and surprising us with new scenery. For many, this is a time of updating spaces, attitudes and outlooks on life. For older adults, Wellderly Week provides an opportunity to enjoy their free time and redefine “acting your age.” Read More

Over the next 3 decades, the number of people over 65 will double, from 40 million to over 80 million. And those over 85 years old will be the largest segment of this growing senior cohort. Read More

Longevity, or living a long life, is what we strive for as we age. Healthy, active, longevity. And there are solid guidelines available to help us to get there. No big secret, no magic elixir needed, and it is not as hard as you might think. Read More

The pandemic threatened even the licensures of healthcare workers who were suddenly left unable to obtain their required Continuing Education Units (CEUs). That’s when two providers of CEU instruction, Katie Cochran and Jay Jones, recognized the problem and decided to do something about it. Read More

5 Tips on Improving Communication with your Parent's Medical Team Read More

By CarePatrol CarePatrol is committed to helping families stay safe, whether it be at home... Read More

By CarePatrol of Overland Park-Topeka Did you know, according to the National Council on Aging,... Read More

How a family caregiver can re-enter the physical workforce after the pandemic. Read More

When Penny received her dementia diagnosis, she realized there may be a rough road ahead. The dementia journey can be challenging, and she immediately reached out to my CarePatrol office to put a plan in place for her future care needs. Penny had a unique self-awareness and ability to express herself. She was also aware of how others around her responded to her diagnosis. Our exchanges over the next few months were a fascinating insight into the early stages of dementia. Read More

By CarePatrol Baltimore Perspective is an amazing thing. The way you look at life changes as you... Read More

By CarePatrol of Metro Atlanta When it comes to senior care options, there is a lot to consider.... Read More

COVID19 capitulated telemedicine into the must-have solution for virtual care that only a global... Read More

While LTCC's are not cheap, they may still be less expensive than living at home when all... Read More

Senior care communities come in a variety of different shapes, sizes, styles, and pricing models... Read More

The coronavirus pandemic has swept the world, and with it has come changes to our way of life. Mask... Read More

Another year is just about over, and what a year it has been. The Coronavirus pandemic that has... Read More

By CarePatrol of Western Michigan-Grand Rapids East November is Alzheimer’s Awareness... Read More