When it’s time to consider home care services for yourself or a loved one, there are many questions to answer and details to consider. Speaking to people in the caregiving industry can be confusing when you don’t understand some of…
Becoming a caregiver for a loved one is never easy. This can be especially true when someone suffers a stroke, resulting in symptoms that require long-term rehabilitation and care. According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), an estimated 60%…
In an ideal world, you would always be available to help your senior parent or grandparent. However, that’s not realistic for most families today. You might be working full-time and raising your own children, or maybe you live too far…
Maybe you have a home care assessment for your loved one coming up, or you’re thinking about booking one. You probably have important questions about what’s going to happen and why. These assessments are vital for home care providers, helping…
Evaluating the different types of senior care available can be confusing. Two of the most popular include personal care and companion care. These services have key similarities and differences, and one may be better suited for your loved one than…
Taking care of an aging loved one is no small job. While you care for them deeply and want the best for them, sometimes their needs are above what you can provide. That’s okay, and it doesn’t mean you aren’t…
Home care services play an important role in helping countless people enjoy life, stay safe, and remain in their own homes. While all home care services are important, there are some significant differences in the types of home care that…
Originally published March 13, 2017. Last updated April 29, 2024 Researching care options for an aging loved one can be overwhelming and it might be tough to decide what will be best for your family. Some options, like moving to…
Unfortunately, there’s a lot of misinformation out there about home care. This can stop seniors from getting the care and attention they need, even if they have a strong support system at home. Home care is for anyone who needs…
You want the best for your loved one. As your aging parent or other elderly family member needs more care, you will likely consider nursing homes vs. home care. This decision can be tough, but it doesn’t have to be.…