Welcome to the Senior Caregiver’s Podcast: Caring for Your Aging Parents!

Are you worried about your aging parents? Do you feel they will need to have in-home care, driving assistance, or possibly move into assisted living or a memory care facility in the very near future?

I answer your complex questions about managing dementia symptoms, how to find financial resources to pay for your loved one's care that you may not know about, and how to support your family members' emotional well-being - including how to take care of yourself as a caregiver. 

Let's discuss your concerns around caring for your senior parents. It's hard enough to take care of your kids and family in today's world. Then, when you add in nursing care, physical rehabilitation, and looking for a personal assistant or a new housing situation to better suit your parents' needs as they age, you can find yourself frustrated, confused, and unsure of where to start when sorting through the myriad of options available to you and other Gen Xers who are on a similar journey that are seeking long term care for their loved ones.

You'll find the answers to these and other pressing questions about your senior's care on my podcast. How can I manage my own stress and well-being as a caregiver? What resources are available for respite care? How can I find assisted living facilities near me? How can I ensure my loved one's safety at home? When should I consider moving my loved one to a memory care facility? Does long-term care insurance cover assisted living facilities?

What medical treatments and interventions are available for managing dementia symptoms? How can I get a reverse mortgage on my home if I'm a senior or elderly individual who needs to move into an assisted living facility? How can I foster connections with my loved ones despite their cognitive decline? What benefits are offered for aging Veterans? How do I support my loved one's emotional well-being? What strategies can I use to manage challenging behaviors? Where can I find support and connect with other dementia caregivers?

Make sure to follow Caring for Your Aging Parents on your favorite podcast player to get the answers to your questions about caring for your geriatric parents, helping them find memory care or the best assisted living facility to meet their changing needs as they age.

Checkout our listener’s favorite episodes!

  • Welcome to Caring for Your Aging Parents!

    Welcome to Caring For Your Aging Parents, where I assist the elderly and their caretakers by providing education on how to take care of your aging parents. There will be new episodes every week where you’ll receive valuable information on how to make confident, informed decisions on elderly care.

  • How I Took Care of My Terminally Ill Parents

    Both my parents had cancer in the same timespan - and they both passed away within a year of each other. I understand how hard it is to take care of your parents, especially when you’re managing doctors, their place of residence, medical bills, and finding the right type of care when they have to leave the hospital. This is my story caring for my terminally ill senior parents.

  • Four Attitudes that Affect the Aging Experience

    Did you know that mindset plays a significant role in the quality of our aging experience? Mindset is an essential piece of the puzzle if you want to age well and have a quality experience later in life. In this episode, I talk about the four attitudes that affect the aging experience, including age denial, age adaptation, age irrelevance, and age affirmation.

  • Mastering the Move to Retirement Living with Personal Items and Pets

    The prospect of moving into retirement living can be a daunting one, and one that raises many questions. Can you bring a pet? Which possessions should you bring? How can you get all your stuff into your new living space? In this episode, I answer those nagging questions and set you up for success with your move.

  • The Benefits of Using a Senior Advisor

    Managing the transfer into retirement living requires a lot of time and energy, due to the sheer number of options and types of living. But did you know there are people out there whose entire job is to help you and your family with the transition to retirement living? Senior advisors are professionals who match seniors with the right living space for them, taking into account health requirements, financial needs, lifestyle preferences, and more. I talk about the details of senior advisors and their roles in your family transitions, and the many reasons a senior advisor can be a great choice for you.

  • Real Estate Solutions for Funding Long Term Senior Care with Rachel Cook

    It’s an unfortunate fact of life that healthcare costs are on the rise. This can make it quite expensive for you to provide your senior loved ones with the right long-term care. However, there is something that can offer you some financial stability: real estate. In this episode, guest speaker Rachel Cook and I walk you through the best ways to use real estate investments as funding for long term senior care.

Listen to the Latest Episode of Caring for Your Aging Parents!

Podcast disclaimer

The information in the Pacific Northwest Seniorcare podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. The content shared by the host, guests, and any affiliates is not intended to substitute for professional medical, legal, or financial advice or any professional advice specific to your situation. Always seek the advice of a qualified professional with any questions you may have regarding these matters.

The host is not a medical or legal expert, and the opinions expressed on the show by the host or guests are those of the individuals and do not necessarily reflect the views of Pacific Northwest Seniorcare. Pacific Northwest Seniorcare, the host, guests, and affiliates are not responsible or liable for any care, medical, or legal decisions made by listeners or actions taken hereto based on the information discussed in this podcast. By listening to this podcast, you acknowledge and agree to release Pacific Northwest Seniorcare, the host, affiliates, and guests from any liability.

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