There’s still time to ask questions and get involved in preparation for the 2015 White House Conference on Aging event. In this tele town hall event that takes place in February, you will hear from guest speakers from National Alliance for Caregiving, Caregiver Action Network and the White House. Through this tele town hall, prepare to learn more about the White House Conference on Aging—which will be scheduled later this year.

It’s easy to take transporation needs for granted—until you need a ride to the doctor’s office. Here you will learn about reliable transporation options and a program that could save you money. Often these resources are easier to access than you might think. Find out what ElderCare.gov recommends for your next ride.

This is a story about Janie and her beloved husband Michael. Janie walks you through her life as a caregiver—the one tending to her husband’s needs—come day or night. The one who watches her husband’s health decline. She then shares some of her discoveries about Sage Products. She speaks from both a caregiver perspective and a nurse.

When Pamela’s son was just 11 years old, he was diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), a condition that causes inflammation in the digestive tract. People with IBD may develop either ulcerative colitis or Crohn’s disease, both serious chronic diseases. Common symptoms for both diseases may include diarrhea, stomach cramps, weight loss, and urgent need to defecate, according to the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America (CCFA). Because of these similarities, both diseases are often difficult to diagnose.

Used in hospitals since 2011, now this exciting product will soon be available in the consumer market. If you’re someone who provides care to a person confined to their bed, this is one product not to miss. With its innovative design, TAP takes the worry out of turning someone over or repositioning them in bed.

No one will lie—caregiving is hard work. That’s why it’s important to remember one thing above all else—your own needs. Here you will find self-care tips and gentle reminders about how to make more time for you. Each month we will focus on a new set tips just for you—the caregiver.

Later this year the public will be invited to attend the 2015 White House Conference on Aging, an event held in Washington DC. The event is dedicated to aging-specific content that’s useful for caregivers and those in caregiving professions. In addition, the event will focus on retirement and financial security, elder justice and much more.

Don’t let slick, icy surfaces catch you off guard this winter. Here you will find out how to stay safe while trudging through the blustery winter weather. Remember, prevention is your best option for safety. Learn what the Center for Disease Control and Prevention has to say about slips and falls and how to ensure your safety.