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Discover what you need to know about caregiving

Whether you are new to caregiving for an aging loved one or seeking additional resources, it can be difficult to find the information you need. We’re here to help!

Four guides on how to best support your aging loved one

Prepare to Care

This publication from the national organization AARP will help you understand and approach caregiving responsibilities in an organized way.

Download a copy at AARP

Pathways Guide

This comprehensive senior resource guide lists a range of services and senior housing options available in Fayette County and surrounding areas.

View digital PDF

Request by mail

Alzheimer’s Care Kit

Nursing Home Care

Information from the Nursing home ombudsman association of the bluegrass. 

Everything You Need to Know about Residential Long-Term Care in Kentucky

Request your caregivers toolkit

Answer a few quick questions, including whether to send the toolkit to your email or mailing address and which guides you want.

News

December 01, 2024

Helping caregivers enjoy the holiday season

‘Tis the season of joy and celebration. But for many caregivers, ‘tis the season of increased stress and overwhelming challenge. Aside from the day-to-day responsibilities of work, family and caregiving, there are the added demands of the holiday. Many caregivers just want the whole thing to be done with.How do we get through the holiday season with more joy and less disappointment while creating new, but admittedly different, happy memories?  7 Tips for Caregivers During the Holiday Season

November 01, 2024

Remember that Dementia can affect each person differently

November is both National Caregivers Month and National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month. Thank you for all you do!  

Elder Care

As you navigate your way through issues involved in caring for an elderly loved one, our elder care specialist is here to support you and save you time.

Contact our office

Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
(859) 218-9171
hazel.teichen@uky.edu