Presbyterian Senior Living is dedicated to educating caregivers, both new and experienced, on the ins and outs of caregiving, at every step of the way. Because caregiving isn't a cakewalk.
You've just found out that your loved one needs your help, or have been caregiving for less than a year.
You've been caring for your loved one for a while, and are looking for a little extra help.
The stress of caregiving is starting to take its toll. You may need significant outside help.
You've realized a senior living community is the best option for your loved one and are in the process of looking for one.
You may be worrying about your parents' financial situation. Here's how you can help.
How you can start the caregiving conversation with your elderly loved one.
Apps for your smartphone may be able to give you some much needed breathing room in your day-to-day life.
Finding engaging activities for a loved one with Alzheimer's can be hard. Here are a few to get you started.
This toolkit helps you find solutions for the areas of caregiving that family members struggle with the most.
If your loved one suffers an injury, it's good to know what to expect for their rehab.
Deciding what kind of care your elderly loved one needs can be a difficult task.
To help your family make an informed decision, this guide looks at each level of care in a Life Plan Community.
If caring for your loved one is becoming too much of a strain, you may want to consider other options.
What to look for in a senior living community.
How to tell if the community you're looking at is a great one.
These tips help you prepare for the transition when a parent you’ve been the caregiver for moves to senior living.