Healing At Home

Posted on: 25 October 2022

Whether you care for a loved one yourself or you have a loved one who cares for a family member, you may wonder if it's time to get some extra help. A respite care provider can give you a much-needed break from caregiving duties and can also provide essential care when you can't be there. Knowing when it's time to get some help can be more difficult to determine. Here are some signs that it might be time to hire a respite care provider.
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Posted on: 29 July 2022

If you're living with an aging loved one who can no longer take care of him or herself, you may consider hiring home care services to help them around the house and keep them safe. Your loved one will most likely prefer to stay in their own home with these services rather than moving completely into an assisted living facility or out of their home. If this describes your situation, here are some signs it may be time to hire home care services for your aging loved one.
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Posted on: 28 April 2022

If your loved one is dealing with dementia, it can take a toll on everyone. Those who suffer from this condition can feel confused, sad, and angry. This is not always easy for their loved ones to contend with. What can make things worse is when the patient with dementia lives alone and needs help. Not all families are able to provide regular, daily care to their loved ones dealing with dementia.
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Posted on: 28 December 2021

There are different ways to touch people's lives, especially relatives, friends, and neighbors with underlying mental and physical disabilities. You can offer financial, nursing, social, emotional, and homemaking services daily or intermittently. Most family caregivers are volunteers. In addition, various family caregiver programs provide grants that fund support systems that help family and informal caregivers for older adults and the disabled. You can qualify for such a program if you are an adult caring for an elderly adult.
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