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What Does It Mean to Thrive at 75, 85, or 95?
What does it truly mean to thrive as we grow older? For one individual, living life to the fullest might look like making their own breakfast and enjoying a fresh cup of coffee. For someone else, it could mean going to church, spending time with...
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Who Is the Caregiver When Everyone Thinks Someone Else Is Handling...
A Family Guide to Coordinating Care for an Aging Parent When an aging parent starts needing a little extra help, families rarely sit down to draw up a formal care plan. Instead, care often develops quietly. One person starts scheduling...
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Home Care Resources for Connecticut Veterans and Surviving Spouses: What Fairfield...
When aging veterans require extra help around the house, families often feel overwhelmed, assuming they must shoulder the caregiving responsibilities alone or cover the full cost out of pocket. Fortunately, veterans and eligible surviving spouses...
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The First 72 Hours After a Hospital Discharge: What Fairfield County...
The discharge papers are finally signed, and it's time to leave. Everyone is relieved to finally be going home. But the moment you step through your front door, reality sets in: the 24/7 hospital staff isn't making the trip home with...
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What If Home Care Has Been an Option All Along?
Picture the difficult experience of watching a cherished family member struggle with daily routines, whether that means cooking meals, managing medications, stepping safely in and out of the shower, or just coping with loneliness at home. Now...
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How to Talk to a Parent About Accepting Help at Home
Discussing home care with an aging parent is frequently one of the hardest challenges adult children face. Many older adults value their independence and may worry that accepting home care means giving up control. In reality, having the appropriate...
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