Blog - Aging at Home Association

New Year’s Resolutions: Prioritizing Financial, Emotional, and Physical Well-Being

As we step into a new year, many of us feel inspired to set resolutions to improve our lives and help us thrive. For Seniors, resolutions that focus on financial stability, emotional wellness, and physical health can foster a sense of security, happiness, and vitality in the year ahead.

Long-Term Care Awareness Month: Why Planning Now is the Best Gift You Can Give Your Future Self

October is Long-Term Care Awareness Month. It’s a time dedicated to raising awareness about long-term care (LTC) and encouraging individuals to plan for their future needs. While most of us prefer to avoid thinking about the possibility of needing assistance with daily activities as we age, the reality is that planning for long-term care can be one of the most

September is Life Insurance Awareness Month: Prioritize Your Family’s Financial Future

September marks Life Insurance Awareness Month, a time dedicated to educating people about the importance of life insurance and why it's a crucial part of protecting your family’s financial future. While it's easy to overlook, life insurance can be one of the most valuable financial tools you have. It provides a safety net for your loved ones, ensuring they are

August is Make a Will Month: Why You Shouldn’t Delay Creating Your Will

Public Policy Supports for the Sandwich Generation

To support these caregivers, comprehensive policy actions are essential, alongside private offerings to alleviate some of the caring burden placed on sandwiched caregivers. Here, we’ll explore key policy measures that help alleviate the burdens faced by the Sandwich Generation.

Supporting Members of the Sandwich Generation

This dual caregiving role can be overwhelming, but with the right support system, it can also be a rewarding experience. If you have a loved one in this situation, here's how you can lend a helping hand.

The Sandwich Generation – Meet Marvin

This month, as the Aging at Home Association spotlights the unique experiences and challenges of those living as members of the Sandwich Generation, we will be highlighting real stories from real caregivers with responsibilities for both young children and aging parents.

Defining the Sandwich Generation

Juggling responsibilities for work, loved ones, finances, and health can be a challenge for everyone. For many, this balancing act is amplified when both aging parents and children require help and care from one person. Welcome to the “Sandwich Generation”. This summer, the Aging at Home Association will be sharing a series of blog posts highlighting the Sandwich Generation, unique

How to Find Care You Can Trust

Navigating the world of long-term care services and supports can be daunting. With an abundance of options and seemingly conflicting information, it can be challenging to discern reliability and suitability. Whether you're planning for yourself or a loved one, understanding how to find trustworthy information and quality care is crucial for ensuring the best possible outcomes. Here are some strategies

Recognizing the Signs: When a Loved One Needs Care

Caring for aging loved ones is a deeply emotional journey, fraught with challenges and difficult decisions. One of the toughest decisions is understanding and acting when long-term care services and supports become necessary. While each individual's circumstances are unique, here we’ll explore some common indicators that it's time to assess long-term care options.

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