Finding Balance: Navigating Peace of Mind and Piece of Mind as a Family Caregiver in Bakersfield

Finding Balance: Navigating Peace of Mind and Piece of Mind as a Family Caregiver in Bakersfield

Our team of professional Care Managers serve Bakersfield and the surrounding areas. We help families navigate healthcare, manage dementia or Alzheimer’s, mobility issues, disabilities or other challenges coupled with aging or disability. We are consultants that help...
Navigating Alzheimer’s: The Impact on Young Family Members

Navigating Alzheimer’s: The Impact on Young Family Members

Discussions about Alzheimer’s and memory diseases usually focus on the patient and their adult caregivers, but these conditions also deeply affect the children in the family. It’s crucial to recognize and meet their specific needs to manage the...
The Importance of Hiring a Geriatric Care Manager for Your Aging Parents

The Importance of Hiring a Geriatric Care Manager for Your Aging Parents

As parents get older, they may require assistance with day-to-day activities, which can become a challenge for family members who may be unable to give the necessary care due to work or other responsibilities. Seniors often require specialized care that family members...
Five Ways You Can Reduce Your Stress as a Family Caregiver

Five Ways You Can Reduce Your Stress as a Family Caregiver

The Holidays can be a stressful time. Crowds, traffic, and finances come to mind. So much to do with planning, shopping, decorating, cooking, covering all the bases to make sure everyone in the family is taken care of. Oh, add working and caregiving for your aging...
Caring for an Adult Child with Disabilities

Caring for an Adult Child with Disabilities

Margaret had lived a life of isolation, routine, and voicelessness. She had been raised by her mother Selma who was committed to Margaret. Selma was hard working and strong, all 5’0″ of her. Selma and her husband, Robert, had Margaret in 1950. Margaret was...
How to Talk with a Parent Who Has Alzheimer’s or Another Form of Dementia

How to Talk with a Parent Who Has Alzheimer’s or Another Form of Dementia

One of the most difficult things a child could ever face is taking care of a parent with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of cognitive decline/dementia. While growing up, most parents are role models. Even with the normal angst of a parent/child relationship...