Connection Corner

This month’s focus in the "Finding Your Way" series, is on one of the most common challenges families face: how to navigate supports for older adults in Alberta. Whether you are just starting out or already deep in the process, these first steps can help you find your footing and understand the options available.

When an older adult faces a crisis, most of us picture family members rushing in to help. But what happens when there’s no one nearby, or no one able to step in? Read our latest blog to learn strategies to help prepare the seniors in your life for solo-aging.

If you’ve ever found yourself navigating support for an aging parent, partner, or older relative and feeling like it’s mostly on your shoulders, you’re not alone. In fact, what you’re experiencing is part of a much bigger shift that is quietly, but profoundly, reshaping how care for older adults is happening across Canada.

Deciding whether to stay in the family home or explore retirement or supportive living is one of the most personal and complex choices a person can face. For most people, it unfolds slowly, but what’s important to remember is: this decision isn’t just about square footage or real estate. It’s about how you want to live your life.

Navigating the daily realities of dementia requires patience, adaptability, and the right support. Read this caregiver's guide to learn more

Caring for an aging family member is journey full of complexities. But having expert support can be a game-changer!

Having difficult conversations is one of the most challenging aspects of caring for an aging family member.

Learn how Advance Planning can help you and your family navigate difficult situations and how Peace of Mind Concierge can support you.