JFS Care

06/15/2026

A small mark on your parent’s skin may seem harmless at first. But skin changes in seniors are worth paying attention to, especially when a spot changes over time. Learn what to watch for and when to seek help in our latest blog post. https://www.jfscare.org/blog/skin-changes-in-seniors-when-a-new-spot-deserves-a-closer-look/

06/08/2026

Difficult caregiving conversations are unavoidable at times, but a little proactive planning before tackling them will go a long way toward easing tension. Find helpful tips in our latest blog post. https://www.jfscare.org/blog/de-escalate-tension-during-difficult-caregiving-conversations/

06/01/2026

Is your parent in denial about a dementia diagnosis? Denying there’s a problem can stem from several different causes. See our latest blog post for expert tips on what to do next. https://www.jfscare.org/blog/parent-in-denial-about-dementia-try-changing-the-conversation/

05/13/2026

You may expect dramatic changes in your parent’s cognitive functioning after a dementia diagnosis, but actually, these changes typically occur very gradually. So, in the early stages, can they still live safely alone? Read our latest blog post for details. https://www.jfscare.org/blog/can-dad-still-live-alone-after-a-dementia-diagnosis/

05/07/2026

There are some significant differences in what heart disease looks like in women compared to men. If you’re unsure of the signs to watch for, our latest blog post has the information you need. https://www.jfscare.org/blog/why-heart-disease-in-women-may-look-different-than-youd-expect/

05/01/2026

Anxiety in older adults is much more complex than simply worrying. Find details here on warning signs and how to help someone you love if you suspect anxiety may be affecting their quality of life. https://www.jfscare.org/blog/should-you-be-concerned-about-anxiety-in-older-adults/

04/15/2026

What if preventing frailty in older adults was as simple as moving more? Mind-body movement is showing tremendous results in improving balance, strength, and flexibility. Learn more! https://www.jfscare.org/blog/how-mind-body-fitness-is-preventing-frailty-in-older-adults/

04/08/2026

If you’re concerned about mood changes you’re noticing in an older loved one, this blog post is for you. We’ve outlined some of the common personality and behavior changes in seniors that might be a red flag of early dementia. https://www.jfscare.org/blog/personality-and-behavior-changes-in-seniors/

04/01/2026

Not only is it a great mood booster, but playing an instrument can help protect your parent’s brain. Learn more in our latest blog post. https://www.jfscare.org/blog/could-learning-an-instrument-protect-your-parents-brain/

03/26/2026

Care managers have a unique ability to turn overwhelming situations into clear, actionable plans, helping families balance what they want with what their loved ones truly need.

In the latest episode of Home Care Strategy Lab, our own Steve Barlam shares insights on building an integrated care model, the difference between home care management and aging life care management, and how care management can support both better outcomes and sustainable growth.

Watch the full episode:

“Care managers turn chaos into clarity—bridging what families want with what their loved ones truly need.” Steve Barlam, a 40+ year geriatric care management...