Home Care Services And The Senior's Social Life
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27 May 2020
Why does your aging parent, grandparent, or other family member need home care services? If your loved one still lives at home, take a look at what you need to know about the social side of in home care.
How Much Time Does the Senior Spend Alone?
According to the Pew Research Center, it's common for Americans over age 60 to spend more than half their days alone. Seniors who live with other people may spend as many as seven hours per day alone, while those who don't live with a companion or family member may spend up to 10 hours daily by themselves.
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What To Expect From At-Home Hospice Care
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9 January 2020
Unfortunately, death is inevitable. For some, it comes quickly and silently. While this may be easier on the one passing, it can be quite a shock to their loved ones. However, not everyone will have that experience. When someone you love is terminally ill, there may come a time when they are done fighting, when they just want to be able to go, or perhaps when their doctor has found nothing else that can be done to help them other than to keep them comfortable.
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Top Benefits Your Parent Can Reap Through Senior Home Care Services
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24 October 2019
Seniors that are still living at home by themselves often struggle to complete basic daily tasks, such as bathing, eating, and cleaning, and that is why senior home care services are so popular today. With senior home care services, your parent will not have to move out of his or her home to receive services and help. Instead, the help will come to him or her, and here are some of the top benefits your parent can reap through these services.
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The Difference Between Senior Home Care And Home Health Care
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9 April 2019
When you know a senior loved one needs help, but you're unsure of the type, terms such as "in-home nursing care" and "senior home care services" may be confusing. Many people have little knowledge about elderly home care services and the various options until their loved one needs it. There are several different senior home care options available, but the one area that may often cause confusion is the difference between home health care and senior home care, sometimes referred to as personal care.
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