Having the right home health aide can make caring for a loved one much easier. CR helps you finds a great aide and shares advice on smart ways to cover the costs.

Having an in-home caregiver can help both you and your loved one. It’s important you find the right fit, share information, and stay involved to make it work.

Given the choice, the majority of individuals would rather recuperate in the comfort of their own home rather than stay in the hospital overnight. With advancements in medical treatments and ...

Consumer Reports offers these steps to find someone you can trust when you need to hire in-home help.

Forbes Health's guide to home health care covers everything you need to know, including how it works, its benefits and how to find the best agency for you.

Find out the national average cost of home health care (per hour and per month) and see how it stacks up to alternative long-term care options.

1. Keep care at home if possible. Try to find care providers who are willing to provide care for your loved one outside a hospital setting and in the home.

To find a nursing home where your parents can live with dignity, Heller and other experts in the field say following these 10 steps can help you locate the perfect place.

As families navigate the complexities of elder care and the growing needs of loved ones, many options come to mind.