Caregiving Women score higher than men on memory tests — and that could hide early dementia Other signs of cognitive impairment in women were missed because of their high scores on verbal memory tasks. October 24, 2019
Caregiving Thinking about hiring a private caregiver for a loved one? Read this first Good private caregivers are out there. Here's how to avoid hiring the wrong person. October 21, 2019
Caregiving Care Corps: The U.S. is establishing a Peace Corps of caregivers The National Volunteer Care Corps will mobilize volunteers to help older adults across the country age in place. October 16, 2019
Caregiving The 6 worst things to say to a family caregiver Especially during the holidays, you might just want to zip it October 13, 2019
Caregiving Hey Stevie: the joke-telling, caregiving robot that wants to work the night shift The U.S. is facing a major shortfall in paid care workers. Can socially assistive robots fill the gap? October 9, 2019
Caregiving Relocating your parents: 5 mistakes to avoid and 5 ways to help For adult children still working, sometimes the only feasible solution is moving the parents closer to you. September 28, 2019
Caregiving The delicate issue of taking away an aging parent’s smartphone With cognitive impairment, these devices become difficult to use and, in some cases, problematic. September 26, 2019
Caregiving A Spanish village is catering to aging residents by turning the whole town into a nursing home The program provides the town’s older residents with everything they need to continue living independently, in their own homes. September 16, 2019
Caregiving What should hospitals do as a hurricane approaches? We all expect hospitals to be open when we need them, but extreme weather events like hurricanes pose significant challenges. September 3, 2019