When Home Care Is Needed for More Than Aging
A practical guide for families considering home care after a diagnosis, injury, hospital stay, disability, or change in the support a loved one needs.
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Complex Care Guides
Plain-language guidance for families supporting a loved one with a serious condition, injury, disability, or changing care needs at home.
Heart Failure Home Care: Support for the Days That Change
How families can make daily routines more manageable when heart failure brings fatigue, shortness of breath, appointments, and changing support needs.
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COPD Home Care: Making the Day Easier When Breathing Is Hard
A practical guide for families supporting someone with COPD through fatigue, changing routines, appointments, and a plan for hard days.
Read article →Vascular Dementia Home Care: Support for Changing Routines
How families can support a loved one with vascular dementia through changing memory, planning, safety, and everyday routines at home.
Read article →Frontotemporal Dementia Home Care: When Behaviour and Language Change
A compassionate guide for families supporting a loved one with frontotemporal dementia through changing behaviour, communication, routines, and safety.
Read article →Kidney Disease and Dialysis Home Care: Planning Around Treatment Days
How families can make daily routines more manageable when kidney disease and dialysis appointments shape the week.
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Parkinson’s Disease Home Care: Support for the Hours That Matter
Practical support for families managing movement changes, daily routines, and changing care needs with Parkinson’s disease.
Read article →Atypical Parkinsonism Home Care: Planning for PSP and MSA
How families can plan practical support at home when progressive supranuclear palsy or multiple system atrophy changes balance, communication, and daily routines.
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Coming Home After a Stroke: What Recovery at Home Can Look Like
Practical support for families adjusting to daily life, appointments, communication changes, and recovery after a stroke.
Read article →Early-Onset Alzheimer’s Home Care: When the Diagnosis Comes in Mid-Life
Support for families managing work, children, changing routines, and care needs when Alzheimer’s begins before age 65.
Read article →Lewy Body Dementia Home Care: Support for Good Days and Hard Ones
How families can respond calmly to changing alertness, movement, hallucinations, sleep changes, and safety needs at home.
Read article →Multiple Sclerosis Home Care: Help That Flexes With Changing Weeks
Practical support for people and families managing fatigue, relapses, mobility, work, and changing routines with multiple sclerosis.
Read article →Living With ALS at Home: Care That Keeps Pace With Change
Practical guidance for people and families planning personal support, communication, equipment, and changing care needs with ALS.
Read article →Cerebral Palsy in Adulthood: Home Care When Family Help Changes
Support for adults with cerebral palsy and their families as transfers, routines, caregiver health, and long-term planning change.
Read article →Cerebral Amyloid Angiopathy: Caring at Home After a Brain Bleed
Practical guidance for families managing safety, changing routines, and urgent warning signs after a cerebral amyloid angiopathy diagnosis.
Read article →Huntington’s Disease at Home: Care for Movement, Mood, and Family
How practical home support can help people and families navigate changing movement, eating, routines, mood, and supervision needs with Huntington’s disease.
Read article →After a Brain Injury: Home Care for Recovery and Lasting Change
Practical support for adults and families managing routines, judgment, fatigue, behavior changes, and recovery after a traumatic brain injury.
Read article →Living at Home After a Spinal Cord Injury: Personal Care Done Your Way
Support for people and families managing personal routines, transfers, skin care, equipment, and independent life after a spinal cord injury.
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