Are you juggling the demands of a job and care for loved one?
- Nearly 29 million Americans care for an elderly or a family member with disability.
- 66% of them say it affects their health.
- About 70% of these caregivers rearrange their work life as a result of care-giving.
- 29% say care-giving adversely affected their opportunity for promotion in their outside careers.
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In Home Personal & Health Care Services for Seniors/Elders
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Companion Care - One of the most important aspects of in-home care is providing a strong sense of belonging and comfort. Taking an interest in the client, his/her life and environment creates a lasting bond between caregiver and the individual. Whether it is playing a favorite board game or card game, reading, taking a stroll or visiting with friends and neighbors, life is meant to be enjoyed by the individual.
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Errand & Transportation - If mobility is a concern, the caregiver can attend any function, doctor’s appointment or errand with the client. Whether it is to a local sporting event, family gathering or shopping excursion, the client will have the added security of someone to lean on. Our caregiver maintains the client's schedule so that important appointments are not missed.
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Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care - Most people hope to age safely and comfortably in their own home, including those managing AD. Many people with Alzheimer’s can safely stay in their own home, and that’s where Home Care for Seniors can provide care assistance. Our caregivers have extensive training and experience in how to provide in-home care for people with AD . It may include but not limited to:
- Assisting the client with dressing or grooming
- Aiding the client in communication
- Improving eating habits with healthy meal planning
- Enhancing home safety by implementing measures to prevent wandering or driving away
- And….much needed respite care for family members
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Feeding Assistance - We understand that it is usually hard for an adult to accept the idea of not being able to feed himself. The reasons are varied; however, the sense of loss of independence is real. Our caregivers understand the emotions and feelings this can result into, and take the extra effort to make the environment and mealtime special.
If you need assistance with anything not listed here, please call so we can customize service plan to meet your specific needs.