Jayitri Das

Navigating Family Conflicts Around Elder Care Decisions: A Guide to Better Geriatric Advocacy As our global population ages, the responsibility of caregiving has shifted from a private family matter to a complex navigation of the modern healthcare landscape. In 2026, the intersection of medical technology and personalized care has created new opportunities, yet the root

Seniors Reject Help Even When They Need It: Understanding the Psychology of Aging Resistance It is a scenario played out in millions of households globally: an aging parent struggles to climb the stairs, forgets their medication, or leaves the stove on, yet adamantly refuses any form of assistance. As a caregiver or adult child, this

How Culture Shapes Elder Care Decisions in India: A 2026 Perspective on Compassionate Aging In the rapidly evolving landscape of 2026, India is witnessing a profound demographic shift. With the elderly population projected to hit 173 million this year, the conversation around aging is no longer just medical—it is deeply cultural. Understanding how Culture Shapes

Fear of Change in Old Age: What Caregivers Should Know The transition into the “golden years” is often painted as a period of relaxation and reflection. However, for many seniors, it is a time of profound apprehension. Fear of change in old age is not merely a stubborn refusal to try new things; it is

Ageing Parents Living Alone: Hidden Emotional Risks and How to Navigate Them As we move further into 2026, the “sandwich generation”—adults caring for both their children and their elderly parents—faces a growing crisis. While many seniors value their independence, ageing parents living alone often face a silent spectrum of emotional risks that are frequently overlooked