Visiting family members can bring with them new sets of worries and doubts for caregivers.

If you noticed something a little "off" with elderly loved ones after seeing them over the holidays, here's what you can do.

If you haven’t yet been called up on to join the hidden army of caregivers, one day you probably will be.

Would you like to bring a little holiday cheer to others this December? Here are two fun ways to make a difference.

Millions of  Americans who went home for the holidays discovered that everything was NOT okay.

A loved one’s illness can come out of nowhere, and then everything changes. The blessings don't have to end if you focus on gratitude.

Scary costumes, extra visitors, candy concerns, Halloween decorations, trick-or-treating, and spooky sounds can create agitation.

Ponder these reflections on the topic of freedom on this Independence Day.

How might you adapt traditional activities to make them senior-friendly? This article offers a few ideas.

Thanksgiving is the time of year when many adults realize that their aging parents aren't doing as well as they thought they were.