Building a care plan: working with a home care provider to create a personalized approach to care Building a Care Plan – Why It Matters Building a care plan with a home care provider is an invaluable step in creating the best approach to care for a loved one. Talking...
The value of social engagement and companionship in non-medical home care is frequently underestimated. However, it can significantly improve the quality of life for the elderly. Spending time with family, friends, or even animals adds to overall happiness. According...
People often think that getting care at home means a person is weak or can’t care for themselves. Non-medical home care is just about aiding people who may be facing daily hardships. It can involve simple jobs like cleaning, laundry, and food shopping, as well...
There might come a time when an aging senior in your family would require help at home. Getting an older adult to agree to home care can be tricky but there are ways in which you can introduce it. But before we get to ways to introduce home care for seniors, there’s...
They may sound alike, but it’s important to know these two services are not the same. Medical Insurance (including Medicare or supplements) does NOT pay for a day in day out custodial care ~ this is largely an out-of-pocket expense. Had a stroke, heart attack, or fall...
Senior citizens are at a higher risk for injuries and health problems when the temperature drops. But with the right preparation, most of these injuries are preventable. Here are some common winter problems and the safety precautions that older adults should take to...
