Emergency Preparedness About Me Form: Free Download
This printable form helps families record personal details, routines, preferences, and care information that may be useful during an emergency.
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How Seniors Can Avoid Tax Scams
There are three letters that can strike fear in our hearts - IRS, the Internal Revenue Service. If you were to pick up the phone and a professional voice is stating their official sounding “IRS badge number” to you, would you question it? Would you push your luck with the…
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How Respite Care Supports and Restores Family Caregivers
Short-term support gives family caregivers time to rest, manage responsibilities, and return to caregiving with renewed energy and perspective.
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New Year’s Resolutions for Healthy, Supported Caregivers
Realistic goals centered on rest, support, health, and personal time can help caregivers begin the new year with greater balance.
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Honoring Veterans: How Áegis Living Supports Heroes
Discover two ways Áegis Living recognizes military service while helping older veterans and their families understand available support.
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Six Holiday Planning Tips for Family Caregivers Today
Thoughtful preparation can help families create a festive season that feels safer, calmer, and more enjoyable for older loved ones and caregivers.
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Parent Role Reversal: Caring for Your Aging Parents
Thoughtful planning and open conversations can help families protect an aging parent’s wishes while sharing caregiving responsibilities.
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Understanding the Difference Between Alzheimer’s and Dementia
What is the difference between Alzheimers and dementia? Learn the key definitions, symptoms, and treatment plans in this guide from Áegis Living.
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The Dangers of Falling and How Seniors Can Stay Safe
Understanding common hazards, improving balance, and making thoughtful home changes can help older adults reduce fall risk and stay confident.
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What are ADLs?
There is a common term that you will hear if you are researching assisted living or memory care communities: ADLs. ADL stands for Activities of Daily Living. These are everyday tasks that, as we age, may become impossible or extremely difficult for one to do without assistance…
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A Conversation About Assisted Living with Your Parent
Thoughtful preparation and patience can help families begin sensitive care discussions before an urgent decision becomes necessary.
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Managing Your Parent's Finances: A Practical Family Guide
A thoughtful plan can protect an aging parent’s independence while giving the family clarity before a financial or medical crisis.
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Understanding Senior Loneliness and Social Isolation
Meaningful relationships, purposeful activities, and regular connection can help protect older adults from the effects of prolonged isolation.
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What Matters at the End of Life
Elder care today is not a simple equation of getting a diagnosis and scheduling treatment. It is more about having a quality of life discussion and how treatment might tip the balance - negatively or positively. Most of us are woefully unprepared to face end-of-life…
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Retirement Planning for Childless Baby Boomers
What’s a RINK? You may be hearing this term more frequently. RINKs: Retired, Independent, No Kids. The concern or reason this term has become more prevalent in the news and our industry is due to the overwhelming number of baby boomers who are now reaching retirement age…
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What is Sundowning? And why does it occur?
Do you notice a significant change in your dad’s behavior close to dinnertime?
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Signs of Depression in Your Parent
Do they mope around all day?
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When Is It Time to Get Power of Attorney for Parents?
Learn when families may need power of attorney for aging parents and how thoughtful planning can support health, finances, and future care decisions.
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10 Longevity Tips for Seniors: How to Live Better, Longer
Ten science-backed longevity habits for older adults, from daily movement and Blue Zones eating to sleep, purpose, and social connection.
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7 Options to Pay for Senior Housing Now and Later
Your parent’s future might be a topic that they don’t want to face, or perhaps you have been in denial. It can be a complicated issue, filled with challenges and difficult decisions. However, many families find that in the end, their parent is happier and healthier having made…
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Technology for Seniors: Tools for Connection and Safety
Accessible devices and thoughtful guidance can help older adults stay connected, informed, entertained, and safer in daily life.
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5 major benefits of seeking out respite care
Providing care for an aging parent with escalating health issues can be an overwhelming task that is exhausting not only mentally and emotionally, but also on a physical level. That’s why it’s important for caregivers to take time away from this responsibility and focus on…
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How to Recognize and Address Senior Sleep Problems Safely
Changes in sleep may affect energy, mood, and well-being, but supportive routines and professional guidance can help older adults rest easier.
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From a Busy Life to a Sudden Family Caregiver
Balancing a busy life and family caregiver duties can lead to burnout. Learn how to support a stressed caregiver with specific time, task, and financial help.
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