MEMBERS
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Peace of mind for you, safety for them
When your loved one faces distress, we fully understand the weight it places on your family, and we step in and step up by offering the support, guidance, and advocacy needed for their care and protection
The Spouse
A husband or wife, sharing a life partnership, often takes on the role of caregiver and decision-maker for their aging loved one
We support you
- Provide support and resources for managing caregiving responsibilities
- Offer guidance in navigating difficult health decisions and emotional challenges
- Create strategies for balancing caregiving and personal well-being
- Connect with support groups and other caregivers to share experiences and find community
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The Children
Adult children navigating the challenges of caring for aging parents, whether they live in the home, nearby or at a distance
We support you
- Foster open lines of communication to keep all family members informed
- Guide children in navigating complex care options and services available for parents
- Advocate for seniors in the home or living a facility to get the best care
- Help families assess and address the financial and legal matters of elder care at home or in skilled nursing facilities
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The Siblings
A brother or sister sharing responsibility of caring for an aging parent or loved one, often balancing their own life commitments
We support you
- Facilitate communication and coordination between siblings to ensure consistent care
- Help mediate differences in caregiving responsibilities and provide conflict resolution tools to keep peace in the family
- Offer resources to share caregiving tasks more effectively
- Assist with creating a caregiving plan that works for the entire family
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Other Relatives
Aunts, uncles, cousins, extended family, or those who formed close, supportive bonds, all playing a role in the senior’s care
We support you
- Provide guidance on how extended family can contribute without overstepping
- Help establish clear roles and responsibilities to avoid confusion and ensure ongoing care
- Offer resources on how to support the primary caregivers and foster family involvement
- Provide emotional support and counseling for family members navigating complex caregiving dynamics
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