Learn the key signs that may indicate an aging parent needs extra support at home and how the right level of care can help them maintain their safety, independence and quality of life.

GUIDE stands for Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience. The program was created to support people living with dementia and the family members or friends helping care for them.

Whether you're helping an aging parent remain safely at home or planning ahead for future care needs, the number of options can feel overwhelming. Questions about quality, costs, caregiver training, and reliability often leave families wondering where to start.

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Sometimes it’s not one big moment that tells you something has changed. It’s a series of small things that start to feel different. You might not be able to point to one specific reason, but you find yourself paying closer attention. Checking in more often. Wondering if everything is really okay. If you’ve been feeling that way, here are a few signs we often see when a little extra support at home could make a meaningful difference.

"Am I overthinking this, or is it time to consider help?" If you’ve asked yourself that, you’re not alone. Many of the families we speak with in Gilbert, Chandler, and throughout the East Valley come to us in this exact place.

Supporting a parent from a distance can be challenging, especially when your loved one lives in Gilbert or Chandler and you cannot be there to check in every day.

The holidays often bring families together in ways that everyday life precludes, due to the concerns and responsibilities of life keeping families apart. For adult children of aging parents, this time together can reveal changes that may have gone unnoticed or been overlooked during the rest of the year.

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When families begin the search for home care in Gilbert, Chandler, or Tempe, one of the first questions is always: “How much will this cost?” It’s a question rooted not only in finances but also in love, because when you’re caring for a parent, spouse, or grandparent, you want to be sure they receive the best support without unnecessary worry.

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When a loved one is diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, the shock of it can be a terrifying experience for the whole family, putting everyone involved through an emotional rollercoaster. The diagnosis can produce fear, anxiety, depression, and other negative emotions in family members. Some may even feel guilty at not having recognized the situation sooner, while others may feel relief at finally understanding the disease and being able to identify and recognize their loved one’s behavior.

During the pandemic, family caregivers increased their role. Many hours have been spent by caring relatives and friends in keeping older loved ones safe, whether it’s by providing hands-on care, giving transportation, shopping on their behalf, or doing what they can to support the elderly in senior living communities during quarantine. As things transitioned from in-person to online as well, they’ve also been providing tech support and crash courses in the internet and smart devices, helping their older friends and relatives to get the hang of online socializing and shopping.

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