In-Home Care & Caregiving Resources

The most common cancer among women in the U.S., breast cancer accounts for about 30% of all female cancers each year. It’s estimated that one in eight women develop breast cancer at some...

Hemophilia is a condition in which blood doesn't clot like it should. External bleeding is definitely a concern, but it's at least visible. Internal bleeding from hemophilia can be silent...

Although you can’t stop the hands of time, you can choose how you’ll approach getting older. With this healthy aging guide, you can learn what benefits and challenges to expect when...

Staying mobile and comfortable for daily life doesn't have to involve exhausting workouts or special equipment. With some gentle movement daily, you or your loved one can ease stiffness, build...

Taking care of a loved one with dementia can be tough. Roles shift and routines change, but you can still enjoy your time together. By designing activities to your loved one’s abilities...

When a person isn’t able to eat or drink enough by mouth, a feeding tube can help them get the nutrients they need. Tube feeding, also called enteral nutrition, delivers a fortified liquid...

Raising and caring for a child with Down syndrome promises both joys and challenges. It's a unique journey, as their needs—and yours—will change through the years.Caregiving for...

After age 65, you're probably happy to give up certain obligations. Perhaps you no longer need to work full-time. Maybe you're reading more books and spending less time on the computer...

It can be overwhelming having a chronic illness like cancer, diabetes, hypertension, or arthritis. Chronic conditions often involve ongoing pain management and limitations on daily activities, not...

Autumn months are perfect for getting outdoors on pleasant days and finding ways to bring the spirit of the changing season inside.Caregivers for seniors can seize the opportunity to plan do-it...