Becoming a caregiver

Encourage them to participate in social activities and health screenings.

Encourage them to be independent and to continue being active.

Help your loved one age at home, surrounded by family and friends.

Differentiate facts from myths, and learn how you can support them.

Understand the condition better, and find out what you should take note of.

Help your loved one ease back into everyday life with home modifications and rehabilitation.

Plan early to make sure the home is conducive for a smoother recovery.

Remove any potential hazards so your loved one can move around safely.

Speak to the doctor to learn about the types of assistive devices that help your loved one live more comfortably.

Learn how you can reduce the risk of your loved one falling, especially if they’re older.

Prepare nutritious meals for physical and mental well-being.

Take the opportunity to bond over conversations, exercises, and activities.