Would it be a good idea for mom to move in with me?
By Holly Pitas
Living with an elderly parent can work wonders in certain families. Multigenerational households were common before the 1960’s and are still the norm in most of the world.
The invitation to move into the household is often sparked by the child’s love and sense of duty. For some families this is precious [...]
Want to Get More Done, Faster?
By Holly Pitas
As an Assisted Living Professional you have a lot to do, and little time to do it all. Looking for a great way to work together better with Discharge Planners?
In one place, bring together the people and tools you need to fill your empty beds.
5 cool things about online marketing that can make [...]
How to Optimize Low Tech Etiquette in a High Tech World.
By Holly Pitas
Y’all come back now, Y’here! Do you remember that last line of the theme song from a 1960’s TV show. “The Beverly Hillbillies” had Granny to look after the family. With her watchful eye and shotgun in hand, Granny took charge of the household.
On most days, you probably feel a kinship with Granny. [...]
When Siblings Disagree About Aging Parents – Who Is Right?
By Holly Pitas
Even in the happiest, most congenial of families, where you’ve gotten together for every holiday – differences of opinion exist. And they range from whether mashed potatoes are mandatory with lamb for Easter to what’s the best residential facility for a parent. Obviously the later decision is a bit more important, wouldn’t you [...]
U.S.Health System Not Adequately Prepared For The Aging Sick
The problem can really break down for people with multiple chronic conditions.
By Janet Raloff
An editorial in tomorrow’s Journal of the American Medical Association offers anything but welcome words for Baby Boomers and their elders. These aging, if not geriatric, individuals constitute a large share of the 75-million-and-growing number of patients annually who must cope with [...]
