Seeking Help Within the AAPI Community: The Shame and Guilt

Within the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community, asking for help can sometimes evoke emotions of guilt and shame. It’s influenced by a myriad of factors, including cultural values, societal expectations, and personal experiences. In this article, we explore underlying reasons why individuals within the AAPI community might feel this way.

Addressing Dementia Stigma in the AAPI Community

Dementia is a growing global health concern that affects millions of individuals and their families. In the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community, however, dementia is often surrounded by stigma and misconceptions.

Enhancing the Well-Being of AAPI Seniors with Dementia (Activities and Therapies)

Dementia can impact the lives of individuals and families, including those within the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community. When providing care for AAPI Seniors with dementia, incorporating culturally relevant activities and therapies can greatly enhance their quality of life and well-being.

When Do I Take My Parent's Car Keys Away?

Ensuring the well-being of our aging parents involves making difficult decisions. One decision is determining when it is time to take away their car keys. This blog post explores the factors to consider when limiting or stopping parents from driving and provides guidance on how to have this conversation.

The Top 7 Problems of the Sandwich Generation

The sandwich generation, referring to individuals who are simultaneously caring for their aging parents while also raising their own children, often face various challenges. Here are some of the top 7 problems experienced by people in the sandwich generation.

Top Reasons Why Caregiving is Expected in the AAPI Culture

In Asian American culture, caregiving is often considered an expected and valued role due to several factors. In this blog post we explore some of the top reasons why that is.

A Guide to Having a Conversation about Senior Care within the AAPI Community

Within the AAPI community, there are important cultural norms and values to consider when having a conversation about senior care. Below is a checklist to help guide and facilitate open communication when it comes to this conversation.

The Power of Language: Enhancing Care for AAPI Seniors through Language Proficiency

In this post, we will explore how language proficiency empowers AAPI caregivers to provide quality care, preserve cultural values, and enhance the overall well-being of AAPI seniors. 

The Sandwich Generation in the AAPI Community

In today's society, many individuals find themselves navigating the complexities of the "sandwich generation." The term refers to individuals who find themselves simultaneously caring for their aging parents while also raising their own children. 

The Top 15 Interview Questions to Screen Your Caregiver

Screening for a Caregiver is tough. It always comes down to fit - a big part of making sure its the right fit is asking the right questions. Here are the top 15 interview questions to correctly screen your caregiver.

Why Speaking the Same Language Matters in Caregiving

Communication is rated as the #1 factor that seniors look for when hiring a caregiver. Lack of Communication is also the #1 reason for turnover. Having same-language speaking caregivers can offer several benefits to immigrant senior citizens. Here are some reasons why.

10 Scary Signs That it Might Be Time to Hire a Caregiver

Top 10 signs that can indicate it's time to hire a caregiver for yourself or a loved one.

What are ADLs (Activities of Daily Living)?

What are ADLs? Why are they important?‍ This blog post explores what ADLs are and the significance of them. 

Assisted Living Facilities vs. In-Home Care (What's the Difference?)

When it comes to ensuring the well-being of our loved ones as they age, finding the right care option becomes a top priority. In this blog post, we share the differences between assisted living and in-home care. We hope this helps you make an informed decision for your loved one’s care.

8 Home Design Tips That Will Keep Your Senior Loved One Safe

By adjusting your loved one’s home to meet their needs, they can live more comfortably and independently longer. According to research by the national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, home modifications could prevent up to 50% of senior home accidents.

Top 6 Myths About Home Care

Home care has become an increasingly popular option for seniors who wish to age in the comfort and familiarity of their own homes. In this blog post, we will debunk some of the top myths about home care, shedding light on the realities and advantages of this valuable caregiving option.

Things To Know Before Hiring In-Home Care

There are different factors that families must be aware of prior to Hiring In-Home Care for an elderly loved one, and this article will serve as a family guide in doing so.