Daily Care

Managing Friends and Family When You're the Primary Caregiver   From holding family planning meetings to running your own blog or website, you can do a variety of things to enlist the support of friends and family - and keep them informed -- when you're caring for your parent.  Click here for "Managing Friends and Family When You're the Primary Caregiver"

8 Life Issues You're Bound to Face When Caring for an Aging Parent   You'll deal with a range of challenges when caring for your elderly parents. The way you approach these tough issues is as important as what you say.  Click here for the "8 Life Issues You're Bound to Face When Caring for an Aging Parent."

How to Approach Your Parents With Concerns About Their Driving Ability Giving up a driver's license is likely to be difficult for elderly parents. Learn how to approach and talk to elderly parents about driving safety.  Click here for "How to Approach Your Parents With Concerns About Their Driving Ability."

9 Things to Automate When a Forgetful Parent Wants to Continue Living at Home  Tasks and chores you can take off your parent's hands so that they can stay independent longer.  Click here for the "9 Things to Automate When a Forgetful Parent Wants to Continue Living at Home".

11 Safety Steps for Your Low-Vision Parent's Home  Follow these 11 simple but essential tips to help keep your parent with low vision safe in his own home.  Click here for the "11 Safety Steps for Your Low-Vision Parent's Home." 

10 Questions to Ask When Shopping for a Personal Emergency Response System (PERS)  The PERS (personal emergency response system) market is highly competitive. Know what to ask to find a reputable provider and get the best deal.  Click here for the "10 Questions to Ask When Shopping for a Personal Emergency Response System (PERS)".