By Steve Toll, care enhancement specialist   I have always loved to cook. I remember as... Keep Reading

Marques Jones, President of ComForCare of northwest Richmond, says social distancing is difficult during in-home care, which often requires close contact for things like feeding, bathing and grooming. Keep Reading

Janice Pollard writes in Medium.com, "Caregivers showcase compassion every day just by the nature of the job they are in, but their dedication and willingness to continue caring for clients during a pandemic is nothing short of heroic." Keep Reading

During this period of social and physical distancing, it can be challenging for people to stay... Keep Reading

While some family caregivers gradually grow into their roles or are born into it, others can... Keep Reading

Most people want to age in place. According to AARP, three out of four Americans age 50 or older... Keep Reading

We all feel lonely from time to time. Indeed, loneliness may actually help us to experience... Keep Reading

When an aging loved one’s health, safety or well-being becomes a concern, family members often need to come together to figure out short- and long-term care solutions. Family meetings can be a helpful tool in the care planning process. Before rallying the troops, here are some things to consider. Keep Reading