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Clean Out Your Closets. Your Children will Thank You.
It’s a New Year and everyone is full of new resolutions. But in case you are in need of one, let me help you. CLEAN. OUT. YOUR. CLOSETS. There you go. 52 [...]
The Scary High Cost of Care
Though my work, I have met many women who have taken hours,days, weeks, months, and even years off work to care for an aging parent. Although many of them were glad to have the time [...]
Happy Holiday Fiascos: What to do When Your Parents Need Help.
Like many other businesses, my work picks up around the holiday season. Unlike most businesses, this increased workload has nothing to do with people buying holiday presents. The typical phone call I get goes something [...]
What Do You See When You Look at Me?
Growing up, I had the good fortune to live right next door to my grandparents. Many a day was spent running back and forth between my house and theirs, spending time in their company and [...]
Think Long-Term Care is for You? Wrong.
When individuals think about purchasing Long-Term Care Insurance policies, they are usually thinking about their own future. Rightly so, as such policies are a major factor in planning care because of the financial contribution [...]
Welcome Cheryl!
Choice Senior Care Navigators is pleased to welcome Cheryl Howard, RN to the team! Cheryl says: "As a Registered Nurse of 42 years, I have been very fortunate to have worked with Seniors and [...]
How to Save Your Love and Risk Your Pride: Ride the Scooter
“What do you mean you REFUSE to ride a scooter? You ride a lawn mower all the time! How is this different?” This is my friend, Denise, telling me about a conversation with her husband, [...]
Useful or Scary? How Do You Feel About Cameras and Caregiving?
Laura lives in one city, her daughter, Ann lives in another. Laura requires caregivers to help her 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Ann arranges these caregivers, and monitors them as best she [...]
Don’t Panic! Easy Ways to Prepare for the Storm.
As I sit at my desk writing this, I’m listening to the wind outside and waiting for a hurricane to arrive at my doorstep. Such events are no small concern, as I have myself, my [...]
The Joy of Professional Help
As a professional geriatric care manager, I sometimes get asked…”Why would someone use a service like yours? Anyone can do what you do.” Part of me wants to be offended by this statement, but the [...]








