Finding the Optimal Elder Care Support in Choosing Assisted Living
How much support and assistance does your elderly mother or father—or other senior loved one who may benefit from assisted living—require at this stage in his or her life?
Essential Legal Planning for Dementia
This guide aims to outline the key legal steps for families navigating dementia care, providing clarity and peace of mind during a challenging time.
What is the Difference in a Part B and Part D Drug?
The main difference is Part B drugs are injections or infusions that are administered by a doctor. Part D drugs are pills, ointments or creams dispensed to you at a pharmacy.
HOLIDAY HOME C H E C K L I S T
The holidays are a time when families come together. At CaraVita, we have been serving the Metro Atlanta community since 1998.
Key Questions to Ask While Touring an Assisted Living Community
When you take a tour of a local assisted living facility, ask questions. We have focused on four key questions you’ll want to have ready to go when you take a tour — whether it’s in-person were virtual.
Winter Safety
Lower temperatures can lead to significant health problems. This is particularly true for seniors. Consider these precautions to keep yourself and your loved ones safe from cold weather-related illness
and injury.
Understanding VA’s Aid and Attendance Benefits for Veterans with Dementia
For many families caring for veterans, the Veterans Affairs (VA) Aid and Attendance (A&A) benefit can be an invaluable resource.
Think Assisted Living for Alzheimer’s Care Versus Care at Home
There are different types of elder care available, but nothing is more effective at supporting and encouraging people with Alzheimer’s than a memory care assisted living community.
Assisted Living Might be the Perfect Solution for an Overwhelmed Caregiver
When you’re feeling overwhelmed as a caregiver looking after an aging parent or other loved one, assisted living may offer the respite you and they need to refresh, recharge, and regroup.
Helping Your Loved One with Dementia Enjoy the Holiday Season
When some of those family members include ones that have dementia it may be best to consider limiting the number of events that loved one attends as well as limit the amount of time spent and the level of stimulation.
