2020 - Understanding Home Health Care Challenges

3 Ways To Help Your Elderly Parent Cope With Loneliness

11 December 2020
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Watching your parent cope with the challenges of aging can be difficult, and you want to do everything you can to ensure they are comfortable and healthy. While many elderly people need help with physical challenges, it's important not to overlook their emotional health. 43% of seniors state they are lonely. Unfortunately, loneliness has been linked to shorter lifespans and dementia. Here are three ways to help your elderly parent cope with loneliness: Read More

Get Peace of Mind—Hire In-Home Senior Care for Your Relative

29 September 2020
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When you become the caretaker of an aging loved one, you assume responsibility for his or her daily hygiene, diet, medical care, and other important tasks. However, you may find it challenging to balance these tasks when you work a full-time job and have children at home. You may not have enough time in the day to take care of your loved one as they deserve. Rather than burn yourself out or cut short the responsibilities that you owe to your job and children, you can hire in-home senior care workers to help you with your elderly relative's daily upkeep. Read More

Tips For Hiring Excellent Home Care Services

20 July 2020
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More than 400 million patients each year make use of home health care services. Perhaps you have a grandparent, parent, great aunt, or another relative that needs a bit of help. You can pattern the home care services to their needs so that your loved one won't be lonely or without the care they require. Follow the tips below to start looking for home care services. Figure out if home care services are needed and if your loved one is a candidate Read More

Three Good Reasons Why Your Elderly Loved One Needs Home Care After A Hospital Stay

19 March 2020
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Having a loved one spend a prolonged amount of time in a hospital can be very stressful for both of you. However, don't make the assumption that everything is going to return to normal just because they've come home. Your loved one may need more help than usual now, and the best way to give it to them is to hire someone to come and take care of them within their own home. Read More

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I have always been one of those people who is fiercely independent, which is one of the reasons I struggled so much to live with the fact that I had a debilitating medical condition. I was worried about being able to complete my normal daily routine, and sure enough, I found that it was pretty hard to clean my house, take care of my kids, and work with a serious health problem. Fortunately, home health care made it possible for me to enjoy life--regardless of my ongoing condition. Check out this blog for great information about understanding home health care challenges.