Resource Links
When caring for a loved one, there's no such thing as too much information. Hopefully, these links can provide even more information on caring for your loved one and their specific needs.
- AgingCare
- Community War Veterans
Both founded by Vets and managed by Vets, their goal is to provide members and their families with helpful, pertinent information.
- AARP Caregiving
- Geriatric Mental Health Foundation
- Administration on Aging
- Alzheimer's Association
- American Association for Respiratory Care
- American Cancer Society
- American Diabetes Association
- American Heart Association
- American Hospice Foundation
- American Lung Association
- American Society on Aging
- American Stroke Association
- The Center for Social Gerontology
- CMS Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
- Direct Care Alliance, Inc.
- Eldercare Locator
- Family Caregiver Alliance
- FirstGov
- National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Inc.
- National Alliance for Hispanic Health
- National Area Agencies on Aging
- National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers
- National Clearinghouse on the Direct Care Workforce
- National Council on Aging
- National Family Caregivers Association
- National Guardianship Association, Inc.
- National Organization on Disability
- National Parkinson Foundation
- National Policy & Resource Center on Nutrition & Aging
- National Private Duty Association
- ParentGiving.com
Parentgiving.com is a complete online resource for getting smart about caring for your aging parents, with hundreds of articles, experts on demand and a store with over 3500 of the most often needed home care products and medical supplies
- Philips Lifeline
A medical alert service trusted by hospitals and healthcare professionals.
- Philips Medication Dispensing Service
The Philips Medication Dispensing Service makes it easy to know what medication to take at what time.
- Third Age
- United We Ride
Other agencies cannot compare to Right at Home's service. When I use Right at Home to place a caregiver into someone's home, I know they not only come to do their job, they also build relationships. Their intake process is in-depth in order to help place staff that will fit the patients' needs. I think this is the cornerstone of so many happy patients. They have a genuine interest and passion for the elderly.
Kim M., RN, Clinical Case Manager