Practical, printable resources to help you plan for home care, evaluate agencies, and understand costs. No sales pitch — just useful information.
These are our most detailed resources — complete guides on the three topics Colorado families ask about most. Each one links to a cluster of related articles for deeper dives.
Stages of dementia, warning signs, home safety modifications, activities by stage, sundowning strategies, behavioral management, and paying for dementia care. Links to 6+ in-depth articles.
Read the full guide →Six payment methods explained — private pay, LTC insurance, VA Aid & Attendance ($2,424/mo), Medicaid waivers, Medicare limitations, and life insurance conversion. Real cost tables by care schedule. Links to 8+ detailed articles.
Read the full guide →8 warning signs that aging at home needs support, room-by-room home modifications with costs, 5 levels of care from independent to 24-hour, family caregiver burnout prevention, and home care vs. assisted living comparison. Links to 8+ articles.
Read the full guide →Each guide is designed to be printed and used as a working tool. Enter your email to download — we will send you a copy and occasional updates, nothing more.
A printable checklist covering home safety, healthcare planning, legal documents, financial readiness, and building your care support team. Work through it at your own pace.
Use this during your agency evaluation. Ask each question, note the answers, and compare providers side by side. Covers licensing, training, pricing, contracts, and communication.
Colorado-specific rate ranges for 2026, what affects pricing, hidden fees to watch for, funding sources (Medicaid, VA, insurance), and monthly cost examples.
The room-by-room checklist our Care Managers use during home visits — dining, fall prevention, lighting, bathroom and bedroom safety, orientation, medication, and wandering. Includes quick wins and a simple risk summary to review together. Print it or fill it in on screen.
Keeping Mom or Dad safe at home: the kitchen, Shabbat, the holidays and medication safety around a fast, memory loss, trauma-informed care for survivors, knowing when help is needed, and planning ahead for the end of life and shiva. Includes the questions worth asking any home care agency — including ours.
A family-fillable profile for any household, including no faith at all: dietary and kitchen rules, day-of-rest and worship schedule, clergy and congregation contacts, fasting seasons and the medication plan for those days, meaningful music and rituals, personal-care sensitivities, and end-of-life instructions with whom to call, in what order.
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