Caregiver Interviews

Explore effective ways to distribute care-giving responsibilities among family members and navigate geographical considerations. Together, we can ensure the best possible care for our elders.

Recognize the importance of self-care as a caregiver. Learn practical strategies to prioritize your own well-being while providing care for your loved ones.

Create a nurturing and supportive environment for your loved ones by exploring different care models that emphasize dignity, respect, and quality of life.

Explore the considerations and logistics surrounding end-of-life care, including advance care planning, funeral arrangements, and emotional support during this sensitive time.

Gain clarity on making important healthcare decisions, such as assessing competency, understanding power of attorney, discussing Do-Not-Resuscitate (DNR) orders, and exploring Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID).

Discover the enrichment and support that community can bring to the lives of both caregivers and their loved ones. Learn how to tap into local resources and build a network of care.

Gain insights into accessing healthcare services, including residential options, and learn to navigate the complexities of the system to ensure your loved ones receive the best care possible.

Understand the importance of patient advocacy and how to effectively speak up for your loved ones' needs and rights within the healthcare system.