Caring for an aging loved one can be challenging, especially when you live far away. Long-distance caregiving comes with a unique set of concerns and obstacles, making it difficult to ensure quality care and advocate for seniors effectively.
Recently, Ontario and Quebec endured a rather nasty spring storm that resulted in power outages in thousands of homes. The cascade effects of loss of heat resulted in several deaths as well. This served as a reminder that lives and property are alway susceptible to the wrath of Mother Nature, unless we prepare ahead of time and storm-proof our home.
When looking for a senior living residence for a loved one, it’s important to do your research to make an informed decision and ensure the safety and wellbeing of your senior family member.
Is it time to start thinking about downsizing? Here’s a rundown of the more popular housing types and what they offer.
Elder care planning can be quite overwhelming, especially in the beginning stages. One may have to learn how to navigate the private and public health care systems, and evaluate what type of housing or home care services are available and what resources are best for the senior. Here’s a way to start….
No one likes to think about it, but there’s no time like the present to start thinking about your medical care as you age.
Planning out your care in advance will not only give you an opportunity to let your wishes be known, but it will also take much of the burden off of the family on how to proceed with your care.
