Supporting and Protecting Senior Rights and Needs Advocating for seniors is crucial to ensuring their comfort, well-being, and quality of life. For seniors, having an advocate reduces the risk of common complications, such as dementia, and speeds up recovery....
Overcoming Objections to Accepting Care Help A common challenge for adult children is to get their parents to accept a little help. Sometimes, it takes a significant event such as a fall or other accident that results in injury before someone will accept an in-home...
Preparing for Future Care Needs and Decisions No one loves the idea of discussing end of life issues with a parent or loved one. There never seems to be a good time for this. However, making this a priority now can save you lots of heartache down the road AND give...
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...
Clarifying Common Home Care Misunderstandings 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...
