Assisting someone with mobility challenges during a transfer requires thoughtful preparation, attention to safety, and clear communication. When transfers are done incorrectly, they can cause discomfort or injury for the person being helped, and they can place significant physical strain on the caregiver as well. The following tips are designed to help you create a safer, smoother, and more comfortable transfer experience for both the caregiver and the individual receiving as

Becoming a caregiver often begins with a moment you never expected. One day you are going about your routine, and the next you are suddenly responsible for someone else’s health, comfort, and safety. It can feel overwhelming, confusing, and even frightening. At the 2025 Oklahoma Family Caregiver Conference hosted by the Oklahoma Caregiver Coalition, Barry Jacobs and Julia Mayer discussed some of the questions caregivers struggle with most. Their insights shine a light on t

The latest AARP report reveals that 63 million Americans are currently caregivers, with nearly two-thirds of them reporting moderate to...

Bathing is essential for personal hygiene, but for many older adults, it can become a challenging task due to mobility issues, fear of...