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Does it feel like the script has flipped? Instead of your parents worrying about you, you’re the one worrying about them. Siblings may be hands-off or missing in action, and the weight falls on you. You’re double-checking their bills, wondering what would happen if they fell when no one was around — or worse, if they hurt someone while driving. Deep down, you want to honor their wish to stay at home, but you also worry about their safety and independence. I get it — it’s a lot, and sometimes it feels like too much. Hi, I’m Trina: daughter, advocate, and Elderly Planning Coach. I know what it’s like to juggle your own busy life while managing your parents’ needs, and that’s why this podcast exists — to help you find what works, save time, and feel supported along the way. My goal: give you the systems, planning tools, and trustworthy resources — boiled down to the nuggets that matter — so you can skip the endless searching, protect your parents’ independence, and finally breathe easier. My experience helping my parents, in-laws and clients — along with countless friends navigating the same challenges — taught me how complicated aging can become. Even with good planning, things slip through the cracks: finances, safety, and those everyday changes that come with aging. Through it all, I’ve learned that no two families walk the same road, but we can all lean on shared wisdom, encouragement, and faith to guide us through. I don’t offer medical, legal, or financial advice, and I’m not a licensed professional — but I am someone who knows how to ask the right questions, find trustworthy help, and share what’s been learned along the way. I spent many late nights online trying to find those answers myself — only to end up more stressed and sleepless. What I discovered is that peace doesn’t come from knowing everything; it comes from finding the right next step and trusting the process. Experts, seniors, and caregivers have shared incredible wisdom with me, and I’ve made it my mission to pass those takeaways along to you. Here, you’ll find practical tools, expert interviews, and gentle encouragement to help you: Keep your parents safe, independent, and supported in their home Navigate finances, healthcare, and planning decisions with clearer steps and understanding Build systems that bring order instead of chaos Honor your parents as God calls us to — with wisdom, grace, and love This podcast is your space to get better equipped — with insights, resources, and strategies you can use today. Think of it like coffee with a friend who gets it. Welcome to Navigating Elderly Parents.
Unknown Host hosts Navigating Elderly Parents | Age In Place, Senior Living, Advocacy, Planning, Elderly Care, Caregivers, a education show with 17 episodes published.
Have you ever looked at someone who is thriving in their 90s or beyond and wondered — what are they doing that we're not? Today's episode is one of those rare conversations that will leave you encouraged, challenged, and
Show notesWorried Your Elderly Parent Will Fall? Home Safety Help You May Not Know Exists If you’ve been lying awake worrying about your parent falling, struggling with stairs, or getting hurt in the bathroom, this episode is for
Show notesA Resource for Medical Copays, Travel, and Treatment Costs When your elderly parent has a serious diagnosis, the medical costs can start stacking up fast. Copays. Treatment costs. Travel expenses. Insurance premiums. Dia
Show notesHospice Bedside Checklist: What to Say, Do, and Notice If your aging parent is in hospice, or hospice may be coming soon, one of the hardest parts is knowing what to actually do when you are sitting at the bedside. You m
Show notesThey Recommended Hospice. Now What? What Families Need to Know First Hearing a doctor say, “We’re recommending hospice,” can stop you in your tracks. Your first thought may be, “Does this mean Mom is dying?” And then the
Show notesHospice is one of those words that can feel scary, final, and overwhelming. For many families, it can sound like, “That’s it. We’re giving up.” But hospice is not supposed to mean giving up. Hospice is a special kind of
Show notesToday’s episode is a quiet, honest conversation from a heavy place. A close friend lost her husband this week after time in hospice, and it brings us face-to-face with something we don’t get to control… the timing of dea
Show notesHave you ever wondered what to do after your elderly parent is scammed and you are suddenly the one trying to figure out the next step? In this episode, I’m joined by tech expert Martin Navarro, my go-to tech guy and a t
Show notesI walked in… and there was a man already inside my mom’s computer. This wasn’t a “maybe scam.” It was happening in real time. And if I hadn’t walked in when I did… this could have gone very differently. In this episode,
Show notesHave you ever wondered if your aging parent would recognize a scam before it’s too late? Or are you starting to notice calls, texts, or emails that just don’t feel right? In today’s episode, we’re talking about safety an
Show notesHave you ever left your parent’s doctor visit feeling like the office was disorganized and wasted your time? Or wondered if your parent might receive better care somewhere else? Sometimes you may be evaluating a new doct
Show notesHave you noticed your parent spending more time alone lately? Maybe they’ve stopped going out as much. Friends have moved away or have passed away. Mobility may be an issue in getting together with others. A research stu
Show notesIf one of your parents passed away and you’re watching the other one grieve, it can feel scary. You want to help, but you do not want to say the wrong thing or push too hard. In this episode, I’m sharing 6 practical ways
Show notesHave you ever paid for something for your parent and later wondered, “Wait… could their Medicare plan have helped with that?” Or you’re trying to help them stay independent, but you don’t even know what resources might a
Show notesFriend, if you’ve ever left a visit with your parents feeling that tight knot in your chest — like, “Something’s changing… and I’m not sure what I’m supposed to do next” — this episode is for you. Today I’m introducing t
Show notesHoliday Shock: Were you shocked by the changes you noticed in your aging parent over the holidays? Did something feel… different? Are you quietly wondering what this means — and how you’re supposed to navigate what’s com
Show notesCaring about elderly parents comes with an unspoken weight—especially for daughters who are capable, responsible, and already juggling full lives. You want to honor your parents, protect their independence, and make wise
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Navigating Elderly Parents is a practical, faith-centered podcast for adult children—especially daughters—who are stepping in to help aging parents stay safe, independent, and organized. If you’re managing bills, doctor
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Navigating Elderly Parents | Age In Place, Senior Living, Advocacy, Planning, Elderly Care, Caregivers is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Education (religion) and has published 17 episodes.
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