Nurse navigators help older adults and families coordinate care, understand health needs, manage transitions, and reclaim meaningful time together.
Category: Caregiver Support Articles
Vital Vigilance: Compassion at the Heart of Hospice Care
Hospice care provides medical, emotional, spiritual, and practical support so patients and families can focus on comfort, dignity, relationships, and meaningful time together.
How Can the GUIDE Model Help Me?
The GUIDE Model offers coordinated care, education and ongoing support for people living with dementia and the family members who care for them.
A Compassionate Guide to Planning In-Home Support
Planning in-home support begins with understanding care needs, evaluating providers and exploring payment options such as insurance and government programs.
On the Road… with Dementia: A Travel Guide for Families
Traveling with someone who has dementia requires thoughtful preparation, realistic expectations, familiar routines, safety precautions, and plenty of flexibility.
When Home Isn’t Safe Anymore: A Loving Guide for Adult Children
Helping aging parents navigate housing decisions starts with safety, support, and compassionate conversations—not rushed choices.
Hospice – How Do You Know When to Make “The Call”
Knowing when to consider hospice can help families provide comfort, dignity, and support for their loved ones earlier rather than later.
Being Dementia Friendly
Dementia is an umbrella term for many conditions that affect memory and cognition. Understanding the symptoms and causes can help caregivers provide better support.
Have You Had The Talk?
Having “the talk” with aging parents helps families plan ahead, reduce stress, and ensure important decisions are made before a crisis occurs.
Leading with Compassion: South Carolina Expands Dementia Care Support Statewide
South Carolina is expanding dementia care support statewide through specialized programs, offering education, resources, and guidance for families navigating Alzheimer’s and related conditions.
