Helping a loved one with daily tasks

Caring for a loved one is both rewarding and challenging. This section is designed to guide you every step of the way.

Here you’ll find practical advice on making your home safer, information on financial assistance (APA, tax credits, MaPrimeAdapt),
, and resources to help you better understand the loss of independence.

The goal: to give you practical tips for reducing your mental load and preserving what matters most—your bond with your loved one.

The ICOPE Program: Assessing Your Abilities After Age 60 and Figuring Out What to Do Next

Protecting an Elderly Loved One During Heat Waves: What to Do and Where to Find Cool Places

Caregiver: How to Deal with a Refusal of Help?

Adapting Your Parents' Home: Assistance and Solutions

How to Prevent Falls at Home

When a parent loses their ability to care for themselves: what should you do first?

What if the first step wasn't to shoulder everything yourself, but to leverage the right financial tools and...

Home Care After an Elderly Parent’s Hospitalization: A Step-by-Step Guide to Planning the Return Home

Arranging home care after an elderly parent is hospitalized: ARDH, HAD, SSIAD, steps to take 3 days before, on the day of, and 7 days after. Guide...

All Financial Assistance Options for Staying in Your Home in 2026: A Comprehensive Guide

APA, MaPrimeAdapt’, tax credit, CARSAT, CESU: a comprehensive guide to the 5 financial assistance programs that can be combined to help you stay in your home in 2026....