A new calendar year is when many of us think about how we want to be spending our time. In addition to resolutions, caregivers and older adults should think about creating a bucket list of things they would enjoy in 2022. Caregivers, how about including self-care and things you can enjoy with your loved one?

Judith Boyko, MBA, MS, RN of Century Health Services offers some helpful advice to improve communications between caregivers and their loved ones.

Create a Better Day Café offers people with Alzheimer’s and their caregivers a chance to enjoy some respite with fun activities together in monthly meetings at Pleasantries Adult Day Services in Marlborough.

The Natick Community Senior Center is offering a support group for family caregivers and another for bereavement. Both meet monthly at the center

A look at some of the new online resources for Alzheimer`s patients and their caregivers that have been introduced or are being developed.

Some lawmakers continue push to strengthen Social Security, including a bill that if passed would provide an earnings credit for family caregivers when calculating future benefits to help make up for wages lost due to caregiving responsibilities.

Area caregivers can get a chance to relax and recharge at HESSCO’s Caregiver Day of R&R on September 23 in Wrentham.

Framingham-based Advocates, Inc. will begin its latest telephone support group for caregivers of older adults on September 17.

Advocates’ innovative telephone support group for family caregivers is still accepting new members for its 12-week fall program

November is National Family Caregivers Month, and there’s no better time to recognize and celebrate all that the millions of caregivers do every day for their loved ones.