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Caring for Aging Parents
A Practical Guide for Adult Children on What to Do When Mom or Dad Needs Help: Health, Home Safety, Assisted Living or Nursing Home Costs, Legal Papers, and Family DecisionsBy Imad MuratspahicLength4h 12m
About this audiobook
You reach into a parent's pantry during a Sunday visit and find three cans of soup lined up on an otherwise empty shelf. Nothing is wrong enough to call anyone, and everything is wrong enough to keep you awake. Mom has missed a doctor's appointment. Dad's car has a new scrape. Your siblings see a different parent than you do. And you have no idea what to do first. Caring for Aging Parents is the practical, all-in-one starting guide for adult children who are just beginning to help. It is not a book about one narrow situation, a single diagnosis or one hard decision: it gives you the whole map in a calm order, from noticing the first signs to the money, the legal papers and the family conversations, and it tells you plainly when to bring in a doctor, an elder law attorney or a local agency. Where other books go deep on one slice, this one shows you where each piece fits and what to do next. Inside, you'll learn: You do not have to do everything at once. With checklists, conversation scripts, fill-in pages and a ninety-day plan, this book helps you take the first step today and the next one when you are ready.
Audiobook details
GenreSelf-Help, Psychology
Length4 hrs 12 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 11, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Caring for Aging Parents
2Important Notice
3Where to Begin
4Chapter 1: Spotting the Signs Before a Crisis
5Chapter 2: Starting the Conversation
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6Chapter 3: Sharing the Load With Your Siblings
7Chapter 4: Doctors, Appointments, and Medications
8Chapter 5: Safe at Home and Safe on the Road
9Chapter 6: Memory Changes: What to Watch and What to Do
10Chapter 7: Getting Help at Home
11Chapter 8: Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Nursing Homes
12Chapter 9: What Care Costs and Who Pays
13Chapter 10: Legal Papers Every Family Needs
14Chapter 11: Money, Accounts, Documents, and Scams
15Chapter 12: Caring From a Distance
16Chapter 13: Work, Family, and Your Own Life
17Chapter 14: Caregiver Burnout and Taking Care of You
18Your First Ninety Days
19Quick Reference: Checklists, Scripts, and Glossary