Home Health Care Is a Great Asset to Our Family

Posted on: 19 April 2023

Home health care and treatment options vary widely. You may need someone to help with medication management and administration. You may need someone to help with all daily activities for a loved one that is bedridden. One aspect of home health you may not consider is the option of companion care services. Here are some of the benefits of companion care and what it can do for your loved one's health and well-being.
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Posted on: 21 February 2023

If you're getting older and you or your spouse are having a hard time taking care of yourself, it may be time to look into elderly home care. That might bring up images of seniors of advanced age who are bedridden, but it shouldn't. You can still be fairly young and active and need help with getting dressed or preparing meals, especially if you have COPD, arthritis, or some other condition that makes it difficult for you to be mobile.
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Posted on: 5 December 2022

As your parents grow older, you may find yourself worrying more about how they fare each day. You worry they might fall down and get seriously hurt. You also fear they may lie on the floor for hours before anyone finds and helps them. You want to protect them from injuries or worse while still helping them live safely in their own home. Your solution can involve installing stair lifts to assist them each day and minimize the risks of them falling down and getting hurt.
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Posted on: 21 September 2022

Making things easier for an in-home care service can be as simple as providing them with clear instructions and being available to answer any questions they may have. However, you sometimes need to go the extra mile to ensure everything runs smoothly.  Here are a few tips to make things easier for an in-home care service: Be Specific About Your Needs and Expectations It is important to be clear about what you need and expect from an in-home care service from the start.
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