Welcome to the February newsletter!
Many Americans with dementia can’t get the hospice care they need
Rosalynn Carter, whose unflagging advocacy for mental health reform and on behalf of human rights, democracy, and health programs redefined the role of a president’s wife, died on November 19 at age 96.
Half a year earlier, her family had shared publicly that Rosalynn had been diagnosed with dementia.
Travel Tips for Traveling with a Parent Who Is a Fall Risk
Aging adults progressively lose their independence in one way or another and it can be very hard for them to accept the changes. It can be even more difficult when a parent is at risk of falling. But don't let that risk stop you from traveling with your loved one. Here are some tips to help a senior prone to falling on your next travel adventure.
End-of-Life Conversations with Seniors: A Guide for Caregivers
Talking about end-of-life wishes is one of the most important conversations to have because it’s not actually about dying.
It’s about how your older adult wants to live during their last months, weeks, and days.
And when others know their preferences, they’ll be able to die on their own terms.